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Hawaiian Airlines Unveils Moana Liveries on A321neo, A330, and 717

June 11, 2026

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Key Takeaways

Hawaiian Airlines reveals Moana liveries on three aircraft.
The designs feature characters from the live-action film.
Liveries will appear on A321neo, A330, and Boeing 717 aircraft.
Partnership connects to Hawaiian Airlines' Polynesian voyaging heritage.

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Strategic Implications

This partnership may indicate Hawaiian Airlines' strategy to strengthen its brand identity through cultural connections. The collaboration with Disney suggests a focus on family-friendly travel and could enhance the airline's appeal to a broader audience, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region.

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What Happened

Disney Partnership Celebrates Polynesian Voyaging Heritage

Hawaiian Airlines has unveiled commemorative aircraft liveries celebrating Disney’s live-action Moana, set to release on July 10, 2026. The first design, on an Airbus A321neo, features characters from the film, including Maui and Moana’s animal companions. Two more designs will follow on an A330 and a Boeing 717. The partnership reflects Hawaiian Airlines’ connection to Polynesian voyaging heritage, with the airline naming its aircraft after native birds, stars, and plants. The liveries were first reported by AeroTime.

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