This past weekend Hawaiian Airline showed off the first of three planes they’ve decorated to celebrate the release of Disney’s Moana. Present for the unveiling were two members of the film’s main voice cast Auli‘i Cravalho and Dwayne Johnson.
“At Hawaiian Airlines, we are modern navigators, carrying guests across vast oceans to experience the unparalleled beauty of our home and richness of our culture,” said Peter Ingram, chief commercial officer for Hawaiian Airlines. “In important ways, Moana’s voyage of discovery parallels that of our guests’ own travel adventures, and we’re pleased to work with Disney to take this wonderful story to the skies.”
The overhead luggage bins on all three Moana-themed Airbus A330s are also being decorated with characters and artwork from the film. The planes will fly on Hawaiian’s regularly scheduled U.S. domestic routes as well as to international destinations including Brisbane and Sydney, Australia; Osaka and Tokyo, Japan; and Auckland, New Zealand through March of 2017.
Guests traveling to any of Hawaiian’s domestic or international destinations will enjoy special in-flight entertainment to include an exclusive welcome video inspired by the film, the Moana movie trailer, and Cravalho’s casting video. The airline will also offer co-branded, limited-edition products such as blankets, towels and children’s and adult apparel.
Moana — Disney’s next animated classic — opens in theatres November 23rd.