SOURCE: Hawaiian Airlines http://www.hawaiianair.com/about/corporate/NewsRelease/Section_256.asp HONOLULU, March 21, 2002 -- Hawaiian Airlines announced today that it=20 will add two new mainland cities to its route structure with the=20 inauguration of daily nonstop service between Honolulu and the cities of=20= Sacramento and Ontario, California on June 7, 2002. The new flights will be operated with Hawaiian=92s state-of-the-art = Boeing=20 767-300ER extended-range aircraft. The twin-aisle, twinjet Boeing=20 767-300ER seats 252 passengers -- 18 in First Class and 234 in Coach=20 Class -- offering widebody comfort and the latest in passenger = amenities. With the added flights, Hawaiian will have increased its trans-Pacific=20= service to 12 daily nonstop flights between key West Coast markets and=20= Hawaii in time for the peak summer travel season. With direct service to=20= eight West Coast cities, Hawaiian will connect Hawaii with more U.S.=20 cities than any other airline. The company on March 15 began daily nonstop service between Seattle and=20= Maui and recently announced new nonstop service to Maui from San=20 Francisco and Los Angeles to begin June 15, 2002. The company currently=20= offers eight daily round trip flights between five West Coast gateways=20= and Hawaii. Paul J. Casey, vice chairman and chief executive officer, said, =93The=20= steady improvement in West Coast demand makes this the right time to=20 begin the next phase of Hawaiian=92s expansion plan. With the = introduction=20 of nonstop widebody service to Sacramento and Ontario, we bring Hawaii=20= closer for millions more potential visitors.=94 By the end of 2002, Hawaiian will have 11 of its 16 Boeing 767-300ER=20 aircraft on order in service between Hawaii and the West Coast. The=20 company is scheduled to completely replace its existing widebody fleet=20= of DC-10 aircraft operating trans-Pacific routes between Hawaii and the=20= U.S. mainland and points in the South Pacific with a total of 16 Boeing=20= 767-300ER aircraft by 2003. Hawaiian has already completely replaced its narrowbody fleet of=20 aircraft operating flights between the islands of Hawaii with 13 new=20 Boeing 717-200 aircraft. Founded in Honolulu 72 years ago, Hawaiian Airlines is Hawaii=92s=20 longest-serving and largest airline. The nation=92s 12th largest = airline,=20 it is also the second-largest provider of passenger service between the=20= West Coast and Hawaii. Hawaiian Airlines takes great pride in its innovative onboard service=20 programs that highlight and promote the people and culture of Hawaii.=20 The airline has earned numerous international awards for service in=20 recent years, including the 2001 Zagat Survey=92s award for Best Overall=20= U.S. Airline in the Premier category, and the 2001 Diamond Award for=20 In-Flight Service from Onboard Services magazine. Hawaiian was also=20 rated third highest in Travel & Leisure magazine=92s most recent ranking=20= of the Top 10 U.S. Airlines. Additional information on Hawaiian Airlines, including previously issued=20= company news releases, is available on the airline=92s Web site at=20 www.hawaiianair.com. -- David Mueller / SAN kawika42@mac.com http://www.quanterium.com