Airbus A330-200

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25 Feb 2026 · © Unknown

Photo location appears to be Narita International Airport in Japan, a major international gateway served by Hawaiian Airlines.

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Aircraft

A330-200 A332

Hawaiian Airlines

Airline

Hawaiian Airlines

HAL / HA

Manufacturer

Airbus

Insights

Aviation History

The A330-200 is a popular wide-body twin-aisle aircraft for medium and long-haul routes. Hawaiian Airlines uses it for intercontinental flights, including flights between Hawaii and Asia/Australia.

Fleet Rarity

More than 30 A330-200s are present in the Hawaiian Airlines fleet; not rare globally, but the livery stands out.

Record Flights

Hawaiian Airlines' lengthy flights across the Pacific are routine; the carrier has some of the world's longest regularly-scheduled domestic flights.

Safety & Events

Generally a reliable aircraft, Hawaiian Airlines A330-200 operations have an excellent safety record.

Future Outlook

Still actively flying, though newer Airbus A330neo and Boeing 787 models may eventually replace them in the fleet.

Specifications

Rolls-Royce Trent 700 or Pratt & Whitney PW4000 (varies by individual frame)

Engine

60.3 meters

Wingspan

58.8 meters

Length

13,450 kilometers

Range

870 kilometers per hour

Speed

246-293 passengers

Capacity

233,000 kilograms

MTOW

17.4 meters

Height

320–316 kN (72,000 lbf)

Thrust

94-95 EPNdB (Chapter 3/4 compliant)

Noise

Registration is not visible in the image, so the precise frame cannot be identified.