Re Contract

29 November, 2007

        HAWAIIAN AIRLINES CHOOSES TRENTS TO POWER NEW LONG RANGE FLEET         

Hawaiian Airlines has selected two versions of the Rolls-Royce Trent series to
power its new long range fleet of Airbus twinjets. The value of the business,
at engine list prices, is approximately $460 million.

The order comprises Trent XWB engines for six A350-800 XWB aircraft, and Trent
700s for six A330-200s.

Hawaiian plans to lease additional Trent-powered A330s for earlier introduction
to its fleet, starting in 2009.

Mark Dunkerley, Hawaiian's President and CEO, said: "This agreement with
Rolls-Royce is an important step in a long range fleet plan that provides not
only for fleet renewal, but also for growth in our business.

"The Trent 700 on the A330 delivers high levels of operational efficiency,
while the Trent XWB represents the next generation of super-efficient
technology that will open exciting new horizons for Hawaiian Airlines."

Jim Guyette, President and Chief Executive Officer, Rolls-Royce North America,
added: "We're looking forward to expanding our relationship with Hawaiian
Airlines, and to playing a central role in these exciting and
ambitious plans. The Trent engines they have selected will deliver the
world-beating levels of operational efficiency and environmental performance
which are at the heart of Hawaiian's vision." 

The A350 XWB, for which the Trent XWB is the sole engine offered, will give
Hawaiian the capability to fly non-stop from Honolulu to markets throughout
Asia, Australasia, the Americas and Europe.

With its Trent-powered A330s, Hawaiian will be able to serve all North America
and points in eastern Asia, again with non-stop services.

The Trent selection sees Rolls-Royce building on an existing partnership with
Hawaiian Airlines, which currently operates a fleet of 11 BR715-powered Boeing
717s.

Note to Editors:

 1. The Trent XWB is available in a range of thrusts from 74,000 to 92,000 lb.
    A single engine type will power all versions of the A350 XWB. By the time
    the Trent XWB enters service, Trent series engines will have accumulated
    more than 75 million flying hours.
   
 2. Final engine configuration and selection of technologies are scheduled to
    be completed by mid-2008. The first Trent XWB will be ground tested in
    2010. In 2011, the engine will make its maiden flight on a flying test bed,
    followed by airworthiness certification and first flight on the A350 XWB in
    2012.
   
 3. The Trent 700, which entered service in 1995, is the only engine designed
    specifically for the A330, and is the market leader with a 50 per cent
    share of orders.
   
 4. Introduction of latest Trent family technology to the Trent 700 will ensure
    increased benefits to customers. It is the most environmentally friendly
    engine on the A330, with the greatest margin to CAEP 4 international
    emissions legislation.
   
 5. Rolls-Royce is working hard to improve the environmental impact of its
    products. Each year, in collaboration with its partners, the Company
    invests around £700M on research and development, two thirds of which has
    the primary aim of lowering noise and emissions.
   
For further information:

Mark Alflatt
Director - Financial Communications
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