Hawaiian Airlines, based in Honolulu, is not only a major player in connecting Hawaii to the US mainland and international markets but also a significant contributor to the state's tourism economy. The airline recognizes the threat of climate change to Hawaii's environment and has implemented various measures to mitigate its impact. By 2030, Hawaiian aims to have sustainable aviation fuels account for 10% of its jet fuel consumption. The company is also exploring partnerships with renewable fuels producers and local initiatives to develop new fuels. Hawaiian Airlines is investing in decarbonisation technologies, such as a stake in United Airlines Ventures and collaboration with companies like ZeroAvia developing hydrogen propulsion and electric aircraft. Through these initiatives, Hawaiian Airlines is striving to lead in promoting environmental sustainability within the Hawaiian ecosystem and the global aviation industry, ensuring a greener future for the airline and Hawaii as a whole.