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Blue Hawaiian teams up with Make-A-Wish on World Helicopter Day

Blue Hawaiian Helicopters Press Release | August 14, 2019

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To commemorate World Helicopter Day on Aug. 18, Blue Hawaiian Helicopters has partnered with Make-A-Wish Hawaii to offer a portion of proceeds from the day’s tours to the charity. In celebration of this special day designed to honor and promote the helicopter industry, Blue Hawaiian will offer discounted rates on tours booked for Aug. 18 through the company’s website. Special offers are valid for any tours scheduled for World Helicopter Day on Maui, Oahu, Kauai and Island of Hawaii (Big Island). A portion of the proceeds from the special promotion will benefit Make-A-Wish Hawaii for the second year in a row.

Blue Hawaiian serves all for major islands in the state of Hawaii. Blue Hawaiian Photo
Blue Hawaiian serves all for major islands in the state of Hawaii. Blue Hawaiian Photo

“We proudly join with the helicopter industry to honor and celebrate our global family of flight on World Helicopter Day,” said Quentin Koch, president and general manager of Blue Hawaiian Helicopters. “With all eyes on the industry during this celebration, we wanted to lend our support to a local organization, and are honored to support Make-A-Wish Hawaii with a portion of our sales proceeds from the day.”

Make-A-Wish Hawaii is unique chapter of the national charity focused on granting the wishes of local keiki statewide, while also hosting visiting wish families. Make-A-Wish Hawaii relies on partnerships with 200 local businesses, tour activity companies and hotels to welcome more than 1,200 visiting wish families to Hawaii each year.

World Helicopter Day, celebrated on the third Sunday of August each year, aims to raise awareness about the contributions that helicopters make to society and to celebrate the diverse range of people that design, fly, and support them. Regarded as one of the world’s greatest engineering innovations, helicopters assist with rescues, disaster relief, transportation, firefighting, medical transfers, power line maintenance, tourism, agriculture, and more. The industry employs more than 500,000 people and there are an estimated 56,200 helicopters worldwide.

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