With several recent flights added, it is not a surprise that Hawaiian Airlines is looking to expand its staff.
On Wednesday, nearly 2,600 applicants for flight attendants will move on to the next phase of hiring.
The airline will conduct group interviews with about 240 positions open.
The applicants being called in on Tuesday have been pre-registered with a focus on Mandarin-speaking flight attendants.
Hawaiian already has more than 4,800 employees — the most in company history.
More than 500 positions will be added in 2013.
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