Pacific Wings was a regional airline based in Hawaii, United States, providing scheduled passenger service between the Hawaiian Islands as well as to destinations in the Pacific region. The carrier filled an important niche in interisland connectivity, particularly serving smaller communities and remote airstrips that larger carriers could not economically serve. The airline operated a fleet of small turboprop aircraft suited to short-haul regional routes, making it a lifeline for residents and visitors traveling to less-accessible parts of Hawaii and the broader Pacific. Pacific Wings served routes including those to Molokai, Lanai, and other smaller Hawaiian island destinations. Pacific Wings faced the challenges common to small regional carriers, including fuel costs, competition, and the economic pressures of operating in a geographically dispersed island environment. The airline's operations were subject to change over the years as market conditions evolved.