Hawaiian Airlines 2023 Corporate Kuleana Report

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Key Transition Risks RISK TYPE

POLICY AND LEGAL

TECHNOLOGY

MARKET

REPUTATION1

RISK

IMPACT DESCRIPTION

IMPACT

TIME HORIZON

LIKELIHOOD

RISK MANAGEMENT

Policy/regulation related to carbon pricing

Carbon tax has the potential to impact operating cost and/or affect demand through higher ticket prices; however, this could be offset through sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) incentives.

High

Short Term

Likely

1, 2, 3

Enhanced emissions reporting obligations

Regulators and lawmakers are placing increased emphasis on climate transparency and accountability.

Medium

Short Term

Very Likely

1, 2, 3, 7

Mandates on, and regulation of, existing products & services

Domestic emission reduction targets for airlines have the potential to limit our ability to grow. Over the long term, domestic policies could favor and/or incentivize smaller, electric aircraft, and SAF mandates could increase our fuel costs.

High

Medium Term

Likely

1, 2, 3, 7

Substitution of existing products/ services with low emissions options

Upgrading aircraft with revolutionary technologies (e.g., electric, hydrogen) may require large-scale changes to infrastructure and operations.

High

Long Term

Likely

4, 5, 10

Unsuccessful investment in new technology

There is a possibility of unsuccessful investment in emerging aircraft and engine technologies, acceleration of SAF, and long-term partnerships, which could impact our ability to meet our sustainability goals and result in financial loss.

Medium

Medium to Long Term

Likely

4, 5, 7

Transition cost to low emissions technology

The base case cost of abatement for SAF or direct air capture is high.

Medium

Short Term

Likely

4, 5, 11

Increased cost of raw materials

Jet fuel may become more expensive, as SAF may be difficult to obtain.

High

Long Term

Likely

4

Shifts in consumer preferences

Larger airlines may have greater funds for sustainability and marketing efforts. There is a risk that consumers and businesses may opt to fly on an airline perceived as more sustainable to reduce their carbon footprint.

Medium

Long Term

Likely

4, 5, 6, 7, 12

1. Corrected July 2023. Original publication of this report omitted this risk type.

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Appendix

2min
pages 39-40

Safety Risk Management (SRM)

2min
pages 36-38

A Culture of Safety

1min
page 35

Information Security Public Policy and Political Advocacy

3min
pages 33-34

Risk Management Integration

1min
page 32

Board of Directors’ Role

1min
page 31

Supporting Our Community

1min
pages 28-30

Stakeholder Feedback

1min
page 28

We Connect and Lift Hawaii’s Economy

0
page 27

Embracing our Purpose and Values

2min
pages 25-26

Educational Partnerships

3min
pages 23-25

Caring for Our People and Community

0
pages 21-22

Our commitment to a more sustainable in-flight product:

2min
pages 18-20

Risk Management and Opportunity Realization Strategy Legend

1min
page 17

Top Identified Climate-Related Risks and Opportunities

2min
pages 16-17

Sustainable Tourism

1min
page 15

Air Traffic Control Modernization

0
page 14

Fuel Efficiency Campaign

1min
page 13

Next-Generation Aircraft Technologies

1min
pages 12-13

Fleet Modernization

0
page 12

Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Emissions Life Cycle

0
page 11

Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF)

1min
page 10

Our Emissions and Efficiency Targets

0
page 9

Emissions Reduction Commitments

0
page 9

Scope 3: Indirect Emissions from Value Chain

0
page 8

Scope 2: Indirect Emissions from Purchased Electricity

1min
page 7

Greenhouse Gas Emissions Our

2min
pages 5-6

Securing our Long-Term Sustainability

3min
pages 3-4

Appendix

2min
pages 43-44

Safety Risk Management (SRM)

2min
pages 40-41

A Culture of Safety

1min
page 39

Information Security Public Policy and Political Advocacy

3min
pages 37-38

Risk Management Integration

1min
page 36

Board of Directors’ Role

1min
page 35

Supporting Our Community

1min
pages 32-34

Stakeholder Feedback

1min
page 32

We Connect and Lift Hawaii’s Economy

0
page 31

Embracing our Purpose and Values

2min
pages 29-30

Educational Partnerships

3min
pages 27-29

Caring for Our People and Community

0
pages 25-26

Preventing Waste and Sourcing Local

2min
pages 22-24

Risk Management and Opportunity Realization Strategy Legend

1min
page 21

Top Identified Climate-Related Risks and Opportunities

2min
pages 20-21

Sustainable Tourism

1min
page 19

Air Traffic Control Modernization

0
page 18

Fuel Efficiency Campaign

1min
page 17

Next-Generation Aircraft Technologies

1min
pages 16-17

Fleet Modernization

0
page 16

Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) Emissions Life Cycle

0
page 15

Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF)

1min
page 14

Our Emissions and Efficiency Targets

0
page 13

Emissions Reduction Commitments

0
page 13

Scope 3: Indirect Emissions from Value Chain

0
page 12

Scope 2: Indirect Emissions from Purchased Electricity

1min
page 11

Greenhouse Gas Emissions Our

2min
pages 9-10

Securing our Long-Term Sustainability

3min
pages 7-8
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