
Volume 12, no. 5
October/November 2009
Native Intelligence
Working Vacations
Departments
Features
The Shell Kumu
Lei maker Mel Lantaka practices a painstaking and vanishing art
One Man's Trash
Digging for treasure in the garages of Hawaii
The Race to Necker
In 1894, two ships left Honolulu Harbor on a most urgent and unlikely mission to the Northwest Hawaiian Islands
Gypsies, Minstrels and Seafarers
From bagpiping to bellydancing to crab fishing: A day in the life of clan Buntin
Surf Summit
Hawaii's master watermen head to Sydney to trade chops and make peace with the wizards of Oz
Return Flight
After eighty years, Hawaiian Airlines' very first plane comes home
A Wing and a Prayer
Steady As She Goes
How long-range vision and community spirit led Hawaiian Airlines through a perfect storm of industry turbulence, spiking fuel costs and the start of a global recession
View from the Cockpit
CEO Mark Dunkerley on making tough decisions, flying aerobatics and his vision for the future