Hawaiian Airlines unveiled its first Moana-themed livery on an A321neo (N227HA) on 11 June 2026, tied to Disney’s live-action Moana release. The design features live-action Maui’s hawk form, blue swirls, the Moana logo, and the phrase Voyage beyond the reef, symbolizing exploration and wayfinding. Two additional liveries will roll out in July on an A330 and a Boeing 717, though paint-out dates remain unconfirmed. The A321neo livery connects Hawaiʻi to the U.S. West Coast and Cook Islands, targeting leisure and transpacific traffic. This staged reveal aligns the airline’s brand with Disney’s film promotion, leveraging an official newsroom post corroborated by social coverage. While the first aircraft reveal is confirmed, operators await final schedules for the A330 and 717 deployments, marking a strategic step in thematic fleet differentiation.