Rare Opportunity to See Blue Angel Unloaded and Reassembled at Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum February 8-12, 2021
Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum today welcomed an iconic F/A-18C Hornet, better known as a Blue Angel, to its collection. Blue Angel #4 was unloaded at Honolulu Harbor by Hawaii Stevedores, Inc. following trans-Pacific movement of the aircraft via Pasha Hawaii's M/V Jean Anne.
Crew members aboard Pasha Hawaii’s Horizon Reliance cargo vessel received a public service award this morning from Rear Admiral Matthew W. Sibley, Assistant Commandant for Capacity, U.S. Coast Guard, for their successful search and rescue efforts of two pilots, whose aircraft went down in the Pacific Ocean on November 6th. The award was presented to Pasha Hawaii’s Captain Eric Veloni, on behalf of the Horizon Reliance.
In response to the increased needs generated by the COVID-19 crisis in Hawaii, Pasha Hawaii has donated $50,000 to the Hawai‘i Community Foundation’s Hawai‘i Resilience Fund and $50,000 in-kind ocean shipping services to Hawaii Foodbank. The donation was accompanied by a second gift by Pasha Hawaii’s sister company, Hawaii Stevedores, Inc. who pledged $20,000 to Hawaii Foodbank.
As appeared on KITV
"We're the lifeline to Hawai'i and we're going to stay operational throughout," Sr. Vice President Mike Caswell said.
KITV4 visited Pier 51 where business carried on as usual.
(L-R): George Pasha, IV; Connie Mitchell, The Institute for Human Services; Reggie Maldonado, Pasha Hawaii.
Pasha Hawaii Marks Construction Milestones at Keppel AmFELS
for New LNG-Fueled ‘Ohana Class Containerships
Keel Laying for M/V George III and Steel Cutting for M/V Janet Marie
(L-R): Simon Lee, Keppel AmFELS; George Pasha, IV, The Pasha Group
Honolulu, HI-based Pasha Hawaii today announced that the first steel plates have been cut for the M/V George III, the first of two Liquefied Natural Gas (“LNG”) fueled containerships being built at Brownsville, TX-based Keppel AmFELS, a subsidiary of Keppel Offshore & Marine (“Keppel O&M”). The two ‘Ohana Class vessels will join the Pasha Hawaii fleet, which provides service to the Hawaii/Mainland trade lane.
Honolulu, HI-based Pasha Hawaii resumed operations last evening at Pier 1 and Pier 51 at Honolulu Harbor, after receiving an all clear from the U.S. Coast Guard and Hawaii Department of Transportation Harbors, following the passage of Tropical Storm Olivia over the Hawaiian Islands and the re-opening of all ports.
Honolulu, HI-based Pasha Hawaii remains ready and positioned to resume operations as quickly as possible following Tropical Storm Olivia to ensure the flow of goods to the people of Hawaii.
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