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Hawaiian Airlines Switches to Alaska Airlines Booking System - Pacific ...
The move gives travelers one app, one record locator and shared check-in as Alaska Air Group integrates booking and boarding across its brands.
- On Wednesday, April 22, 2026, Hawaiian Airlines transitioned to the Sabre passenger service system used by Alaska Airlines, marking a significant integration milestone for Alaska Air Group.
- This transition supports the Alaska Accelerate strategic plan, which aims to unify travel experiences across more than 140 destinations while integrating digital tools like Atmos Rewards.
- Simplified trip management is now available via a single Alaska Hawaiian mobile app, which also implements Alaska's A-F alphabetical boarding system for consistency across both airlines.
- Starting today, Premium Class guests and elite Atmos Gold, Platinum, and Titanium members enjoy complimentary alcohol on Hawaiian Airlines transpacific flights.
- "We're doing something that no other U.S. airline has done before," said Alaska Air Group CEO Ben Minicucci, noting the platform removes friction and unlocks combination strength.
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Alaska, Hawaiian shift to shared passenger service system | Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Hawaiian Airlines and Alaska Airlines on Wednesday completed a major customer-facing milestone in their merger, moving both carriers onto a single passenger service system that unifies booking, check-in, reservations, and loyalty benefits.
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