Hawaiian Airlines is likely to replace its B717 fleet with the B737-800 for interisland flights, a move that will alter its operational dynamics. The B737-800 is a larger aircraft, requiring a transition in cabin configuration and potentially impacting flight frequency due to longer turnaround times for its newer engines. Aviation professionals should monitor how this fleet change affects route management, passenger experience, and the airline's overall operational efficiency in its niche market.
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