Hawaiian Air at LAX moving to Terminal 5

Hawaiian Airlines is switching terminals at Los Angeles International Airport effective May 17.

The change, part of a major relocation project involving 21 airlines at LAX, will move Hawaiian to Terminal 5 from Terminal 2.

Hawaiian’s new Terminal 5 facilities will simplify flight connections — without the need to clear TSA again — via a secure corridor to the nearby Tom Bradley International Terminal as well as Terminals 4, 6, 7 and 8.

Hawaiian has operated out of Terminal 2 since 1985, when Los Angeles became the airline’s first scheduled West Coast destination. Hawaiian offers three nonstop daily flights between LAX and Honolulu International Airport, one nonstop daily flight between LAX and Kahului Airport and, beginning May 26, daily nonstop service between LAX and Lihue Airport.

In addition, the airline once again will offer a seasonal, triweekly nonstop flight between LAX and Kona International Airport from May 28 through June 3.

Harassment claims cloud Fox’s takeover bid

LONDON >> A woman who says she was mistreated by former Fox TV star Bill O’Reilly is calling on British regulators to reject 21st Century Fox’s bid to take control of broadcaster Sky PLC.

Wendy Walsh, who was once a regular guest on Fox News, told The Associated Press on Tuesday that the deal would allow Fox to bring a culture of sexual and racial harassment to the U.K. Ofcom, the British regulator, is reviewing the proposed deal to determine whether, among other things, the management is “fit and proper” to hold a broadcasting license.

ON THE MOVE

Coldwell Banker Pacific Properties has announced that the following have joined the firm’s Honolulu office as independent agents:

>> Chiyoko Matsumoto was a Realtor associate at Real Estate Specialists LLC. Prior to joining the real estate industry in 2004, Matsumoto served for more than 20 years as a reporter and editor for a local Japanese newspaper.

>> Steven J. Pagano has nine years of real estate experience, including serving as a Realtor at Coldwell Banker’s regional office in New York as well as a broker/owner of Pagano Properties. Prior to opening a brokerage firm, Pagano was sales manager at REO real estate company and a chief operating officer of Home Funding Group.

The Queen’s Health Systems has named Michel “Mich” Riccioni as its chief financial officer. He previously was chief financial officer of the St. Joseph Health System Northern California Region in Santa Rosa, north of San Francisco.