Hawaiian Airlines first again in punctuality

Hawaiian Airlines continued its reign as the most punctual U.S. carrier, with 92.1 percent of its flights arriving on time in May, according to data released Thursday by the U.S. Department of Transportation.

Overall, the national average among the 12 reporting airlines was 83.4 percent. A flight is considered on time by the DOT if it arrives within 14 minutes of its scheduled time.

The state’s largest airline, which has led all U.S. carriers in on-time performance for each of the past 12 years, also ranked third in fewest flight cancellations in May with 0.3 percent, or 17 cancellations out of 6,432 flights.

In other categories, Hawaiian ranked eighth for fewest mishandled-baggage reports, with 2.72 reports per 1,000 passengers, and also ranked eighth for fewest consumer complaints, with 1.89 per 100,000 passengers.

West Oahu mall gets 2 more tenants

Foot Locker and Famous Footwear will open their newest locations at Ka Makana Alii, a regional mall opening in West Oahu this fall. Foot Locker sells shoes for athletics including basketball, running and training, while Famous Footwear offers casual, dress and athletic shoes.

Burberry opens bigger store at Ala Moana

Burberry has opened an expanded store at Ala Moana Center. The high-end retailer sells clothing for men and women, accessories and fragrances. The company recently opened locations in New York, Los Angeles, Miami and San Francisco.

On the move

Locations has hired Realtor Soo Park, previously with New Star Hawaii Real Estate. She has nearly two years of experience in real estate, as well as in accounting with Reference Clothing, office management for Skymax and as vice president of BMS Enterprises.

Kamehameha Schools has named Marissa Harman director of asset management for Hawaii island, a position within its Community and Engagement and Resources Group, after serving as interim director of asset management since September. She began her career as a planner prior to joining Kamehameha Schools, where she has managed its land in South Kona, Puna and Hilo since 2007.