In Hawaiian Hana Hou! means "One More Time!" or "Encore!." It's a cheer you hear often after a concert at the Waikiki Shell, a hula performance-or a visit to the Islands of Hawaii.
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Lupita Carrasco Hi, we are coming to Oahu, HI next month in January 2010 for my son's wedding!
Hana Hou! The Magazine of Hawaiian Airlines Happy New Year to everyone from Hana Hou! We're looking forward to some great stories in 2010. Peace and aloha!
David Hi, I read the article on the master shell lei maker at my family's house in O'ahu in the November issue but neglected to get the lei maker's information. The website has not been updated. Can you please post? Thanks!
Diane Ragone Many thanks for the great cover and story on breadfruit in the Aug-Sept. issue. I've received hundreds of emails, phone calls, and letters from readers who are interested in breadfruit & the Breadfruit Institute.
Hana Hou! The Magazine of Hawaiian Airlines Aloha Hana Hou! ‘Ohana! We're in the midst of an office purge, and we have hundreds of back issues of Hana Hou!. We have many extra boxes for most of 2007 through 2009, and a few copies of earlier issues. Leftovers will be recycled at the end of January. We can't ship, so you'll have to pick up at our Kaimuki office. ...Email us at editors@hanahou.com if interested. First come, first served.
DeMott Riley In the current issue what was the authors name and name of her book about capt'n cook. I left my copy onboard and can't seem to recall the books name and author. Thanks DeMott
Hana Hou! The Magazine of Hawaiian Airlines Also in this issue: Radio-controlled aircraft enthusiasts, Big Island artist Mayumi Oda, a new look at Capt. Cook, a Pele scholar and a shark attack survivor-turned-shark protection advocate. Let us know what you think, and happy holidays to everyone!
Hana Hou! The Magazine of Hawaiian Airlines Aloha! The Dec/Jan. issue is out. For our feature story, "Seven Summits," Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Jesse Katz visited (or tried to) the diverse and unique worlds at the peaks of the main Hawaiian Islands. "Gidget Goes Hawaiian" features the diaries of the Kathy Kohner, the real Gidget, written when she visited the Islands in 1959 to surf.
M Kyu Choi Can I get e-mail or phone call response from your advertising executives?
Nikki Just back from a wonderful Hawaiian vacation and flew with you for the first time. It was an awesome experience and that's a lot coming from someone who flies weekly for work!!! I enjoyed your magazine and specifically the Paul Wood feature story on how the airline survived the downturn in our economy. I misplaced my c...opy of the magazine and was looking for the article online. Didn't see it on your website. Where can I find it? Thx!
Philip Thomas The hanahou.com website appears to be DOWN... please let us know when it's back up again! Mahalo!!
Sean-Paul Loving the new uniforms, looks pretty classy!
Sabine Aloha 'ia oukou from the island of Berlin :-D
Zachary Fink Aloha Hana Hou! Being travelers yourselves, have you and your friends seen the trailer for the new film about an outrigger canoe voyage that went from The Big Island to Kure Atoll - the most distant island in the Hawaiian Chain? www.BeyondTheReefTheMovie.com - It's nearly complete and being released early next year.
www.BeyondTheReefTheMovie.com
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