Hawaiian Airlines will expand its U.S. West Coast presence with three new non-stop, daily routes early next year.

A fleet of Airbus A321neo aircraft will service the following routes: Portland (PDX)–Maui (OGG); Oakland (OAK)–Kaua’i (LIH); and Los Angeles (LAX)–Kona (KOA).

“The introduction of A321neo service to the Western United States heralds the dawn of a new era for Hawaiian Airlines and its guests,” said Peter Ingram, executive vice president and chief commercial officer, Hawaiian Airlines. “The A321neo offers an unrivaled combination of comfort and efficiency, allowing our guests to choose from three cabin experiences to customize their journey. We look forward to announcing additional routes in the months and years ahead.”

The Portland–Maui service will launch Jan. 18, 2018, followed by the Los Angeles–Kona service March 11 and the Oakland–Kaua’i service April 11.

Hawaiian will announce additional routes as it welcomes 18 new A321neo aircraft between the fourth quarter of 2017 and 2020. The aircraft features three cabins including 16 luxurious recliners in the Premium Cabin, 45 Extra Comfort premium-economy seats and 128 economy-class seats. All seats provide USB outlets for device charging, and guests in the Premium Cabin and Extra Comfort seats can enjoy access to an additional AC power outlet.