Hawaiian Airlines and Mananalu are teaming up to provide Premium Cabin users with infinitely recyclable aluminium water bottles.
Mananalu, which is owned by renowned actor and environmental activist Jason Momoa, will provide the recyclable water bottles to Premium Cabin guests on all Hawaiian Airlines flights along the American East Coast and on international flights.
The airline hopes to eliminate around 142,000 plastic bottles from its operations every year through this partnership.
Additionally, Mananalu has vouched that for every plastic bottle removed from the system this way, they will divert an additional bottle away from oceans and waterways through their work with leading plastic action platform repurpose Global, resulting in an additional 142,000 bottles removed annually.
“We couldn’t be more thrilled to partner with Hawaiian Airlines. Together we’re reducing single-use plastic bottles on flights and removing plastic from our oceans. It’s perfect brand alignment”, the CEO of Mananalu, David Cuthbert said.
Mananalu packages its water products in BPA-free aluminium, the most recycled material across the globe, with more than 75 per cent of all aluminium produced still utilized today.
Consumers can purchase Mananalu products on its website, Amazon, Erewhon Market in southern California, Sprouts Farmers Market locations nationwide, and Foodland, a HawaiianMiles partner with stores throughout the Hawaiian Islands.
Through the end of April, HawaiianMiles members can also earn one mile per dollar spent on Mananalu products when shopping at any Foodland location.
