477K views · 6.2K reactions | On Sept. 28 and 30, Hawaiian Airlines illustrated its deep-rooted culture and dedication to ‘ohana (family) by operating the first U.S. widebody commercial flight fully staffed with flight attendants from the same family. Meaningfully aligned with Family History Month in October, ‘ohana is at the core of Hawaii’s longest-serving airline. Watch this video to see how we celebrated with our guests. | Hawaiian Airlines | Facebook

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Repost • @maukawarriorsluau Hula plays a vital role in Native Hawaiian culture, serving purposes like honoring deities and preserving history. In the 1820s, American Protestant missionaries denounced hula as heathen, leading to its ban in 1830 by Queen Kaʻahumanu. King David Kalākaua’s reign (1874–1891) witnessed a revival of Hawaiian arts, supported by Princess Lili’uokalani, who advocated for cultural preservation amidst foreign influences. After the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom in 1893,