Hawaiian Holdings, Inc. (HA)

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The Virus is hitting states and is considered to be a new strain. We'll be getting another booster shot soon to protect us on planes.
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Tanking below $14. They know the numbers are bad. Losses are mounting up. Not going to like earnings. Aloha ! Thank you Ege ! Thank you Joe !
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Go through Julie O Kathi's profile on Facebook and you will see others making it
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From their website newsroom, service to Japan will ramp significantly August 1.
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Like I said 3 weeks ago. New lows are coming ! You couldn't give me a free flight to Oahu or Maui.
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just landed in Oahu and loved the flight and airline. first thought was to check the stock. oh well 🤷‍♂️
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Maui News

Hawaiian Airlines Launches Ontario-Honolulu Service

March 17, 2021, 9:04 AM HST
Hawaiian Airlines today inaugurated five-times-weekly nonstop service to Honolulu from Ontario, giving Inland Empire travelers more options for traveling to Hawai‘i. Hawaiian’s Ontario-Honolulu service – which will be offered daily starting May 24 to meet summer demand – expands options for Greater Los Angeles residents. The new flights build upon nonstop flights already offered to the Hawaiian Islands from Los Angeles and Long Beach." Now that's what I'm talking about!

“Southern Californians’ love for Hawai‘i and their preference to fly Hawaiian Airlines have allowed us to keep growing our popular service throughout the region,” said Peter Ingram, president and CEO of Hawaiian Airlines, noting that Los Angeles became the carrier’s first US mainland gateway in 1985. “We are excited to bring our service to Ontario airport and looking forward to sharing our award-winning Hawaiian hospitality with more guests from the Inland Empire.”
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Rumor has it that Alaska Airlines will try to acquire Hawaiian within the next few months. Would be a strategic pairing and accretive from a financial perspective. At $40-45/share buyout would be a bargain for Alaska and a victory for long-suffering HA shareholders.
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Travel is booming. HA will see lots of profit this summer, people are hungry to travel. Word is the recession is not coming, hopefully the rumors are true and this stock climbs back to upper 20's, where it should be.
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Fox news just announced Gov David Ige extended 14-day quarantine for Hawaii. Way to go Governor ! There goes HA stock to single digits.
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Late yesterday large shorts were selling HA into the close, knowing the traffic revenue report was coming - what were they thinking?... HA is going to be fine, and any surprises this year will likely be on the positive side...
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hawaiian air planes are already operating at 85% occupancy
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NOT trying to hype this- not my style..I just think we are soon going to see several mergers- The Industry is going to be forced to consolidate. Lots of economic damage has been done and the airlines even today are still bleeding losses. No pricing power, X % of business travel is lost lost forever, etc. So in terms of HA, the good news is they have an attractive market / planes / routes for a few partners. Would be a super fit for SW. Once one of the carriers merge it will ignite the others to act. Iv'e seen this movie before. JMHO
And again, not trying to hype anything! D
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I bought in at $24. Based on how many people I know traveling to the islands and its previous high in 2019, above $40, I predict a solid rebound of this stock over the next year. Im holding until about $45.

People are finally feeling safe to travel and many are picking Miami and Hawaii as their destinations. My bet is on Hawaiian. I know other airlines like united and southwest are options, but I feel those have already jumped and Hawaiian is the last to return to its old highs. Furthermore, this airline is much more aloha and its vibe is much different compared to the other airlines. I see a jump in ridership thru 2021 and profits up at the start of 2022.

HA will be over $30 by the end of June! Buy in while its low!
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I just flew back yesterday from Hawaii and the flight was jammed packed. The airport in Maui was more crowded than pre-COVId times. Most family, like mine, are flying to HI. We were a group of 12. And while there, I found out another 3 families friends were vacationing in the islands too. Even though the process can be a bit cumbersome to fly out there, it actually gives a little peace of mind that everyone is being tested before boarding on flight. We are already planning to go back again! We flew with HA - they still take pride in being the only domestic airline that serves complimentary hot meals. Our hotel villas was at 100% capacity. So yeah, this summer HA will do extremely well!
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"Vaccinated mainlanders will be able to skip COVID-19 testing and quarantines in Hawaii once the state hits a 60% vaccination rate, according to Hawaiian Gov. David Ige. Once 70% of Hawaiians are fully vaccinated, the state will drop all travel restrictions and sunset its Safe Travels program.

As of June 7, 53% of Hawaiians were fully vaccinated and 60% had received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, according to Hawaii's health department. In theory, travel restrictions could begin to ease within weeks if everyone follows up with a second dose of the vaccine."
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If you live in Hawaii you would understand that this state does not have the luxury to keep the unemployment rate this high. No vaccine has been made.
As a resident who understands this industry very well. There is no way that Hawaii can sustain this level of unemployment.
I'm suprised they held out this long. Federal airport workers are being called back to work.
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No one is heading to Hawaii on October 15. Just saw on Hawaii news Most hotels will still be closed until at least November 20 and the outer island are requiring second tests and quarantine for 3 days in the resort bubble. Add to that Expedia said today rates will be the same and I guarantee you there will be a covid fee on you bill at checkout. HawaiI is my second home and I go back 3 times a year and lived there 15. At this rate doubt I’ll ever go back just saying.
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For the first quarter of 2021, the Company reported a net loss of $60.7 million, and adjusted net loss of $190.6 million.
The Company reported total revenue of $182 million, down 72% compared to the first quarter of 2019, on 49% lower capacity. After a slow start to the year, the Company experienced a rebound in close-in demand in North America in March 2021.

The Company reported total operating expenses of $255.4 million, and operating expenses excluding non-recurring items of $402.7 million, down 33% compared to the first quarter of 2019.
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