Hawaiian Holdings Inc., the parent company of Hawaiian Airlines, has filed post-effective amendments with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to deregister unsold securities under several registration statements. These amendments affect securities associated with various stock incentive and 401(k) plans, including those for pilots and flight attendants. The deregistration follows the completion of a merger on September 18, 2024, with Alaska Air Group, Inc., resulting in Hawaiian Holdings becoming a wholly owned subsidiary of Alaska Air Group. The merger has led to the termination of all offers and sales of Hawaiian Holdings' securities registered under the affected registration statements. The company has undertaken this action to comply with its commitment to deregister any unsold shares at the termination of the offerings. The affected registration statements were originally filed between 1995 and 2015, covering millions of shares reserved for different incentive plans.

Hawaiian Holdings Inc., the parent company of Hawaiian Airlines, has filed post-effective amendments with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to deregister unsold securities under several registration statements. These amendments affect securities associated with various stock incentive and 401(k) plans, including those for pilots and flight attendants. The deregistration follows the completion of a merger on September 18, 2024, with Alaska Air Group, Inc., resulting in Hawaiian Holdings becoming a wholly owned subsidiary of Alaska Air Group. The merger has led to the termination of all offers and sales of Hawaiian Holdings' securities registered under the affected registration statements. The company has undertaken this action to comply with its commitment to deregister any unsold shares at the termination of the offerings. The affected registration statements were originally filed between 1995 and 2015, covering millions of shares reserved for different incentive plans.