Airline Hawaii, O le taulaga o Hawaii, o le a toe faʻafouina lana lele ua leva ona tatalia i le East Coast e lele ia Tesema ma le faalua-vaiaso tautua le malolo i le va o Honolulu Daniel K. Inouye International Airport (HNL) ma le Boston Logan International Airport (BOS) ma tautua faʻatolu vaiaso i le va o HNL ma New York's John F.Kennedy International Airport (JFK).

I le taimi lava e tasi, o le a toe faʻaauauina le gagana Hawaii i aso uma i le va o le HNL ma Long Beach Airport (LGB), e faʻaavanoa ai e tagata asiasi le avanoa atoa e 13-taulaga i Amerika. O le setete o Hawaii i le vaiaso ua tuanaʻi na amata tuusaunoaina tagata faimalaga mai lona 14 aso taofia ma le faamaoniga o le le lelei COVID-19 setete-faʻamaonia suʻega i totonu o le 72 itula o le vaega mulimuli o le tuʻuga.

O le a toe foʻi mai Hawaii i ni vaalele e le malolo i le va o le Malae Vaʻalele a Līhue i Kauai (LIH) ma Los Angeles ma Oakland, ma le va o le Malaevaʻalele o Kahului (OGG) ma San Diego ma San Francisco, e faʻaaoga ai vaalele vaʻalele Airbus A321neo.

"Matou te fiafia i le faʻateleina o le manaʻoga mo femalagaaiga i Hawaii, ma matou te fiafia foi e toe ofoina atu i a matou tagata asiasi mai i le Talafatai i Sasaʻe le faigofie o a matou faigamalaga le femalagaaʻi a o matou faʻafeiloaʻia i latou i atumotu ma ni suiga fou mo le soifua maloloina," Brent Overbeek, sui sinia peresitene o tupe maua faʻatonutonu ma fesoʻotaʻiga fuafuaina i Hawaiian Airlines.

I le avea ai o se setete o Hawaii faʻatuatuaina paʻaga faʻataʻitaʻi, ua ofaina e Hawaii tagata malaga ese mai soʻo se ona US tele tele faitotoʻa 'aʻai se meli-i polymerase chain reaction (PCR) suʻe suʻega luga o le upega tafailagi e ala i Vault Health. O le pusa faʻataʻitaʻiga, o loʻo avanoa mo tagata faimalaga o soʻo se tausaga e aofia ai ma tamaiti, o le a lafoina faʻapitoa i le po i tagata asiasi o le a latou lava aoina a latou faʻataʻitaʻiga ma le fesoasoani mai le suʻesuʻe supavaisa i se vitio telefoni. O le pusa o loʻo lafoina i le po e tasi i le fale suesue, lea o le a faʻatautaia ma auiliiliina le faʻataʻitaʻiga ma tuʻuina atu i tagata femalagaaʻi a latou iʻuga faʻaeletise i totonu o le 24 itula talu ona maua le faʻataʻitaʻiga.

Ole faʻamamaina ole faʻamaeʻaina ole faʻaauupega a le Hawaii e aofia ai le tele o vailaʻau o loʻo tipiina ai nofoaga o loʻo iai, kiosks, ma counters o pasese, faʻasusu o fale vaʻalele eletise, papalagi vaʻaia i le aufaigaluega o malaevaʻalele, ma le faʻamamaina ole faʻamamaina ile malo. E manaʻomia e le au feaveaʻi malo uma le faʻamaeʻaina o le pepa faʻailo o le soifua maloloina i le taimi o le siakiina i totonu e faʻailoa mai ai ua latou saoloto mai faʻailoga o le COVID-19 ma o le a usitaʻia le faʻafouina o le mask a le kamupani mo le atoaga o le latou faigamalaga.

Uma tagata faimalaga i Hawaiʻi pe felelei i le va o atumotu e tatau ona mulimuli i le setete faʻagaioiga auala ma faʻamaeʻaina i luga o le upega tafaʻilagi Faigamalaga Faigamalaga Haʻavaʻa pepa.

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“We're pleased with increased demand for travel to Hawai‘i, and we're excited to once again offer our East Coast guests the convenience of our nonstop flights as we welcome them to the islands with new health and safety measures,” said Brent Overbeek, senior vice president of revenue management and network planning at Hawaiian Airlines.
The test kit, which is available for travelers of all ages including children, will be express mailed overnight to guests who will self-collect their sample with assistance from a testing supervisor in a video call.
The carrier requires all guests to complete a health acknowledgement form during the check-in process indicating they are free of COVID-19 symptoms and will comply with the company's updated mask policy for the entirety of their journey.