Alliance livery
Hawaiian oneworld livery
A Hawaiian Airlines A330 in a oneworld livery featuring Hawaiian-language text.
Since Jul 1, 2026 · Confirmed Sep 28, 2026
Airframe story
N375HA is a 2015 Airbus A330-243, serial 1606, registered since February 24, 2015, first to Wells Fargo Bank Northwest NA as trustee in Utah and then to Wells Fargo Trust Co NA as trustee in Maryland. It was delivered to Hawaiian Airlines in January 2015 and is powered by two Rolls-Royce Trent 772B engines. On June 30, 2026, Hawaiian Airlines unveiled a special livery on the jet celebrating its membership in the oneworld alliance. The aircraft has also been involved in odor incidents, including an emergency return to Tokyo Haneda on June 23, 2025 during flight HA864, and a cabin fume event on September 24 that sickened seven flight attendants on a Los Angeles to Honolulu flight. After that incident it remained grounded in Honolulu for around 10 and a half hours before resuming service, completing four more flights in the following days including a return to Honolulu, a round trip to Tokyo Haneda, and a flight to San Francisco.
Livery guess: Hawaiian Airlines oneworld alliance livery. Hawaiian Airlines unveiled a special oneworld alliance livery on this specific aircraft (N375HA) on June 30, 2026
Sister ships
- N286AYExported to Vietnam, Sep 2026
- N283AYExported to Brazil, Sep 2026
- N203SAExported to France, Nov 2020
- N204SAExported to France, Dec 2020
- N508AVExported to Austria, Aug 2019
- N941AVExported to Brazil, Jul 2019
63 Airbus A330-243 are in the FAA records; 40 still registered; 37 flew in the last year. Most sit with Hawaiian Airlines Inc (9) and Bank of Utah Trustee (8).
From the FAA registry and observed flights. Inferences are labeled; outside facts are cited.