HONOLULU — Rather than submit an application for a national trade, industry and profession charter, Aloha Airlines Federal Credit Union opted to keep its reach within the air transportation industry in Hawaii.
The $30 million credit union received approval for a TIP charter in early July, according to the NCUA July 2008 Insurance Report of Activity issued on Aug. 25.
The new charter means Aloha Airlines FCU can now serve Hawaii's airline and government employees who work directly in the administration, regulation or security of airlines, airports or air transportation among a number of other groups.
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