Update... Possible flights from LAX to HNL ✈ Possible addition of inter-island and/or direct flights to ITO

✈ Possible flights from PHX, LAS and later, DEN to HNL...


Unique food and drink on-board.
1. Food.
Southwest 737 galleys do not have the facilities to support customary airline meals. With no traditional chillers/ovens or food trolleys in their aircraft, and galley space extremely limited, the airline is going in another direction. Thus, free food will be provided as two snack services. One soon after take-off and another two hours before landing. This is reminiscent of the snack boxes SWA had on longer flights until about five years ago.
As expected, Sonya Lacore, VP of SWA Inflight Services said last week that the airline will not be serving hot food on Hawaii flights. Apparently there will be no food for sale as well. Instead they will be offering the following complimentary snacks:
Southwest Hawaii flights snack services will accompany drinks. The main post-departure service will feature a snack bag that includes crackers, pretzels, cheese spread, Tic-Tacs and fruit snacks. The second service will consist of Pepperidge Farm cookies.
2. Some Hawaii style beverages.
The airline will help try to capture the island environment through unique drink offerings. Those are said to include pineapple/orange juice, Kona Longboard beer and Blue Chair Bay (Caribbean) rum.