/24-7PressRelease/ - HONOLULU, HI, May 11, 2008 - Mokulele Airlines broke ground yesterday on a new $4.2 million fixed based operator (FBO) and maintenance facility near Honolulu International Airport. The ceremony was attended by employees of Mokulele Airlines, go! Airlines, Hawaiian Industrial Structures, and members of the press. Bill Boyer, CEO of Mokulele Airlines, Dorvin Leis, who has a stake in Mokulele Airlines, Joe Bock, Chief Marketing Officer of go! Airlines, and Dan Hayes of Hawaiian Industrial Structures performed the ceremonial "breaking of the ground."
The 14,000 square foot facility will serve corporate jet customers arriving into Hawaii either as a final destination or to continue on to neighbor islands. Passengers would be able to disembark from their private plane and immediately board a Mokulele Airlines/go!Express plane for travel to a neighbor island. Mokulele and go!Express planes will also be serviced at this facility.
"In a time when there is so much doom and gloom in the news about the airline business, we are pleased to report that Mokulele Airlines is growing to meet the travel and cargo demands of Hawaii," said Bill Boyer, CEO of Mokulele Airlines, which also operates as go!Express.
For more information regarding this press release, please contact Mika Keaulii at (808) 856-7652 or mika@loomis-isc.com.
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