Published 2 years ago

Jason Momoa surprises passengers aboard flight

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Jason Momoa, star of Aquaman, handed out bottles of Mananalu water on the flight. Hawaiian Airlines started serving the 16-ounce bottles to Premium Cabin guests in April. The partnership has eliminated 35,000 items of plastic in the first two months and anticipate the yearly average to be hundreds of thousands.

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The Independent

Jason Momoa hands out water bottles on Hawaiian Airlines flight and called ‘aguaman’

“In this situation, I’m gonna ask for another water,” one fan writes on TikTok.

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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New York Post

‘Aquaman’ Jason Momoa hands out water aboard flight, gets called ‘Aguaman’

Aquaman has taken to the skies. Jason Momoa lived up to his superhero title Tuesday after a now-viral video of him handing out water on a Hawaiian Airlines flight soared onto social media, which jo…

2 years ago·New York, United States

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Metro News

Jason Momoa is real-life Aquaman as he hands water out to flight passengers

Talk about first-class service.

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Popsugar

Jason Momoa Poses as a Flight Attendant and Surprises Hawaiian Airlines Passengers

Jason Momoa surprised passengers by pretending to be a flight attendant in a new video about his water company's collaboration with Hawaiian Airlines.

2 years ago·Las Vegas, United States

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KHON2

Jason Momoa surprises passengers aboard flight

“Aloha Kakahiaka. Good morning guests, this is Jason Momoa.”

2 years ago·Honolulu, United States

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tnh1.com.br

Jason Momoa surprises by serving water during flight and is called 'Aguaman'

Jason Momoa, 43, famous for being the protagonist in the movie “Aquaman”, made a “beak” as a flight attendant. The actor was “spotted” by passengers and employees of the airline Hawaiian Airlines, who shared images on social media. window. _R4ads.call (...

2 years ago

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