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Atlantic Aviation
FBO/Handler (Hilo International / Hawaii Island)
Atlantic Aviation
FBO/Handler (Ellison Onizuka Kona International at Keahole / Hawaii Island)
Atlantic Aviation
FBO/Handler (Lihue / Kauai Island)
Atlantic Aviation
FBO/Handler (Kahului / Maui Island)
Atlantic Aviation
FBO/Handler (Daniel K Inouye International / Honolulu)
Atlantic Aviation
FBO/Handler (Lanai / Lanai Island)
Honolulu (Daniel K Inouye International) Airport
Hawaii Island (Ellison Onizuka Kona Intl at Keahole) Airport
Hawaii Island (Hilo International) Airport
BAN's World Gazetteer
TexasUS FBO network Atlantic Aviation has completed the transition of all six Air Service Hawaii locations to Atlantic Aviation branding and operational standards. While signage, vehicles and staff uniforms all reflect the familiar Atlantic look and feel, the well-known Hawaiian hospitality and warmth at each facility remains unchanged, perhaps symbolised best by the company continuing the long-standing tradition of presenting Hawaiian floral leis to arriving passengers and crew members at every location.
Atlantic's locations in Hawaii include Honolulu, Maui/Kahului, Kona, Kauai/Lihue, Hilo and Lanai. Later this year Atlantic will be completing work on a new 38,000 sq ft hangar and 5,000 sq ft executive terminal at Kona International airport. The facilities there will be a first for the island of Hawaii and will feature a host of amenities from the ability to accommodate large cabin aircraft to providing concierge services for passengers and their crews. In addition, Atlantic's Hawaiian locations at Honolulu, Maui/Kahului and Hilo have US Customs services available.
“Whether as a destination or as a stopover for international flights, serving customers in the western Pacific is very important to us,” says senior vice president of operations, Pacific region Steve Hirschfeld. “And just as important is doing so in a way that preserves the personality, culture and amazing environment of Hawaii. I'm proud to say we've accomplished just that, and we look forward to continuing the rich aviation heritage of the Islands.”