Royal Hawaiian Airlines

Royal Hawaiian Airlines is an airline based in the state of Hawaii in the United States operating scheduled domestic, continental, and international flights.

History
Royal Hawaiian Airlines was established in 1971. It began its first service to North America in 1986 after purchasing the Honolulu-Los Angeles route of the defunct Air Hawaii. Royal Hawaiian then absorbed South Pacific Island Airways in 1990.

Royal Hawaiian Airlines and British Columbia
Royal Hawaiian Airlines began service from Honolulu to Vancouver in 1989, and the seasonal flights between Honolulu and Blaenau were inaugurated in 2006.

Royal Hawaiian inaugurated service in 1971 with three DHBC-2 Heron 3B acquired from the defunct HATS Hawaiian Air Tour Service; these were retired by 1992. From South Pacific Island Airways, Royal Hawaiian inherited DHBC-7 Trident 7B, operating them until their retirement in 2007.

Current

 * Boeing 737-200QC - 4 (1979 to date), used as freighters only since 2001
 * Boeing 737-600 - 16 (1996 to date)
 * Boeing 777-300 - 0, +3 on order, to be delivered by 2024
 * Dornier Do-228NG - 6 (2011 to date)
 * Dornier Do-328 - 8 (1995 to date), to be retired by 2028
 * Dornier Do-328eco - 0, +8 on order, to be delivered by 2028
 * McDonnell Douglas MD-11 - 3 (1998 to date), to be retired by 2024

Historic

 * Beech King Air - 5 (1987-2014)
 * Boeing 737-200QC - 3 (1979-2001)
 * Boeing 727-200Adv - 8 (1974-1998)
 * DHBC-2 Heron 3B - 3 (1971–1992)
 * DHBC-7 Trident 7B - 2 (1990–2007)
 * Douglas DC-6 - 4 (1972-1980)
 * McDonnell Douglas DC-10-10 - 3 (1986-1998)
 * Short 330 - 5 (1978-1996)

BC-made aircraft
''Note: a green background indicates an aircraft in service, a yellow background indicates a retired aircraft, and a pink background indicates an aircraft lost in an accident.

Routes
Royal Hawaiian have codeshare agreements with Inter-Dominion Air Lines, Panagra Airways, and Western Airlines.

Entries with a green background indicates a destination in British Columbia. "Domestic" refers to services within the United States; "Continental" refers to services between NAFTA signatories (BC, Mexico, Canada, and the United States).