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Honolulu Community College’s aviation maintenance program receives a historic boost from Hawaiian Airlines

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                                Above, Ronald Hata, left, and Ryan Roche worked on an aircraft engine.
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Above, Ronald Hata, left, and Ryan Roche worked on an aircraft engine.

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                                In a growing partnership with Honolulu Community College, Hawaiian Airlines will pay for two more instructors to teach airplane maintenance. Michael Willett, Honolulu Community College AERO instructor and program liaison, talked about maintenance careers Wednesday.
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In a growing partnership with Honolulu Community College, Hawaiian Airlines will pay for two more instructors to teach airplane maintenance. Michael Willett, Honolulu Community College AERO instructor and program liaison, talked about maintenance careers Wednesday.

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                                At top, Honolulu Community College student mechanics Caleb Yurong, left, and Taylor Taba walked past some planes Wednesday near their classroom at Lagoon Drive.
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At top, Honolulu Community College student mechanics Caleb Yurong, left, and Taylor Taba walked past some planes Wednesday near their classroom at Lagoon Drive.

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                                Above, Ronald Hata, left, and Ryan Roche worked on an aircraft engine.
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                                In a growing partnership with Honolulu Community College, Hawaiian Airlines will pay for two more instructors to teach airplane maintenance. Michael Willett, Honolulu Community College AERO instructor and program liaison, talked about maintenance careers Wednesday.
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                                Jason Anderson
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                                Bill Kinsley
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                                At top, Honolulu Community College student mechanics Caleb Yurong, left, and Taylor Taba walked past some planes Wednesday near their classroom at Lagoon Drive.