Hawaiian Airlines Fleet Boeing 717-200 Details and Pictures

Hawaiian Airlines Fleet Boeing 717-200 Details and Pictures. Boeing 717-200 are at the heart of Hawaiian Airlines’ fast and frequent Neighbor Island service. As a group, they complete over 160 takeoffs and landings every day!

The entire fleet (20 aircraft) underwent a complete interior makeover in 2015, with sleeker lines, brand-new seats, solid-aluminum tray tables, and a refreshed color palette.

Built specifically for short-range, high-frequency airline routes, the Hawaiian Airlines fleet of Boeing 717-200 jets provide daily connections between 5 destinations on four Hawaiian Islands.

Visitors and residents alike can enjoy inter-island air travel each day to Maui, Kauai and the Big Island of Hawaii (Kailua-Kona and Hilo).

Hawaiian Airlines Fleet N479HA Boeing 717 200 Akepa at Kahului Airport

Table of Aircraft Details & Contents

Hawaiian Airlines Fleet Boeing 717-200 Aircraft Details Ages and Registration Number

Reg	Aircraft	Name
N475HA	Boeing 717-22A	I’iwi
N476HA	Boeing 717-22A	Elepaio
N477HA	Boeing 717-22A	Apapane
N478HA	Boeing 717-22A	Amakihi
N479HA	Boeing 717-22A	Akepa
N480HA	Boeing 717-22A	Pueo
N481HA	Boeing 717-22A	Alauahio
N483HA	Boeing 717-22A	Anianiau
N484HA	Boeing 717-22A	Oma’o
N485HA	Boeing 717-22A	Palila
N486HA	Boeing 717-22A	Akikiki
N487HA	Boeing 717-22A	ʻIo
N488HA	Boeing 717-26R	Puai’ohi
N489HA	Boeing 717-26R	Po`ouli
N490HA	Boeing 717-2CM	O’u
N491HA	Boeing 717-2BL	Akohekohe
N492HA	Boeing 717-2BL	Ewa ‘Ewa
N493HA	Boeing 717-2BL	‘Ua‘u
N494HA	Boeing 717-2BL	Koa’e Kea
N495HA	Boeing 717-2BL	`Akiapola`au

Hawaiian Airlines Fleet Boeing 717-200 Cabin Class Configuration and Seats Layout

Hawaiian Airlines operates the Boeing 717-200 on short-haul flights.

This aircraft flies in a configuration of 8 First Class seats and 120 Economy Class seats.

The 115 economy seats on this Boeing 717-200 are in a 2-3 configuration, measure 18 inches wide and are pre-reclined to 20 degrees with 29–31 inches of pitch.

Seat map and seating chart Boeing 717-200 (717) Hawaiian Airlines

The seats of the first class are located in two rows per 4 in each.

Passengers of the seats 1AB and 1EF will take advantage of extra legroom for their legs.

These seats may have no floor storage during take-off and landing.

The seat 1A is considered good seat.

The seats 1B and 1EF are located close to the galley and lavatory that may cause discomfort.

Economy class consists of 23 rows of seats that have 2-3 configuration.

The seats of the 4th row are considered good seats as they offer extra legroom.

However, as the tray tables are in the armrests the width of these seats is reduced a little.

Also these seats have no floor storage during take-off and landing.

These seats are first reserved for disabled persons.

Because of the exit row located behind, the seats of the 15th row are less reclining or not reclining at all.

As the seats of the 16th row are located between two exit rows passengers of these seats on the one hand will take advantage of extra legroom but on the other hand these seats have limited recline.

As the seats located in front do not recline, passengers of the seats 16AB and 16DEF will have more space.

Among other disadvantages: lack of floor storage during take-off and landing and reduced width as the tray tables are in the armrests making them immovable.

The only disadvantage of the seats 19A and 19F are misaligned windows.

The seats 25A and 25F are quite noisy as they are located near the engines that also block the view out of windows.

The seats of the last 26th row are considered bad seats as they are less reclining than standard, have no windows, located close to the engines.

Proximity of the lavatories is another disadvantage.