Hawaiian Airlines ‘exploring’ opportunities to expand technology office in Tempe

Peter Ingram, Hawaiian Airlines president and CEO, told the Business Journal that the company is happy with its Technology Center in Tempe and is considering whether to let more departments than just IT use that space.

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