Source: Long Beach Airport/Southwest Airlines How Imua One Came To Be Each flight is filled with-and powered by-an essence of aloha, combined with the Heart of Southwest and our People, all working together and moving forward.” Southwest Airlines Dedicates Imua One, a High-Flying Tribute and Symbol of Gratitude to Southwest Employees and the People in Hawaii they Serve. We’ve grown since our first arrival on the Islands four years ago, to 90 departures a day, thanks to the support of Island communities. “Hawaii welcomed Southwest with warm aloha, and we approached serving the people of Hawaii with an earnest desire to connect them with important moments, places, and the people who matter most in their lives. “When we dedicate an airplane, it’s not only a symbol of gratitude but also of a promise we’ve made,” said Bob Jordan, President & Chief Executive Officer at Southwest Airlines.

On the anniversary of the company completing its first interisland flights in Hawaii, WN is introducing Imua One, a Hawaii-themed aircraft livery symbolizing a partnership between the Hawaiian Islands and the Dallas-based carrier. DALLAS - Southwest Airlines (WN) unveiled its latest special scheme on a Boeing 737-8 (N8710M – MSN 42567 – LN 6188), Imua One, an aircraft dedicated to the company’s fifth year of flying to Hawaii.

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