Hawaii-based Mokulele Airlines has entered a partnership with Expedia which sees all of the carrrier's published fares, schedules and inventory become available to passengers at www.expedia.com.
“We want all inter-island air travellers to have an opportunity to experience Hawaii’s most passenger-friendly service,” said Scott Durgin, interim CEO of Mokulele Airlines. “With this partnership, they will have an even easier time finding the great low fares, friendly service and second-to-none cabin comfort Mokulele offers.”
"Hawaii is one of the most popular destinations on Expedia, and we're pleased to extend Mokulele's service to our travellers," said Greg Schulze, vice-president of transport and tour, Expedia.
Mokulele Airlines operates scheduled US carrier service, tour flights and inter-island cargo service with a fleet of three, 70-seat Embraer 170s and seven 208B Cessna Grand Caravans.
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