Overview
- Hawaiian unveiled the first live‑action Moana livery on an Airbus A321neo on June 11, 2026, and the plane is already flying routes between Hawaiʻi, the U.S. West Coast and the Cook Islands.
- The airline says two additional liveries will appear in July on an Airbus A330 used for transpacific service and a Boeing 717 used for inter‑island flights.
- All three aircraft carry the slogan “Voyage beyond the reef,” feature characters from the film on the exterior, and include Moana artwork inside the cabin such as decorated overhead luggage bins.
- Hawaiian frames the partnership as an extension of its connection to Polynesian wayfinding and voyaging, presenting the designs as cultural as well as promotional expressions of the airline’s identity.
- The campaign continues a prior Hawaiian–Disney livery relationship and is timed to raise the film’s profile on key routes while giving passengers a branded, in‑flight tie‑in ahead of the July 10 theatrical release.