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Gate Gourmet

Gate Gourmet es el mayor proveedor mundial independiente de servicios de catering y aprovisionamiento para las aerolíneas y los ferrocarriles. Fundada en 1992 con sede en Zúrich, Suiza, es el mayor líder mundial en cuanto a decoración, logística y comida aérea se refiere. Hasta el 2004, Gate Gourmet generó 22 000 empleos, obtuvo utilidades por más de 2.4 millones de francos suizos y produjo 195 millones de comidas de avión durante todo el año. La compañía es el negocio principal detrás de Gategroup, donde 11 marcas asociadas ofrecen a los clientes un abanico amplio de productos y servicios para prácticamente cualquier necesidad a bordo —desde el diseño innovador del menú de embalaje elegante hasta sofisticadas soluciones de la cadena de suministro— y más de 200 millones de comidas al año a clientes de los aeropuertos de todo el mundo. Actualmente cuenta con tres sedes centrales: una en Zúrich, Suiza, otra en Reston, Virginia, Estados Unidos y otra en Londres, Inglaterra. Productos A través de inversiones estratégicas, la empresa ha diseñado nuevos productos y servicios destinados no solamente a las aerolíneas, sino a empresas de otro giro comercial, buscando satisfacer sus necesidades. A continuación se mencionan: Dester: productos para las aerolíneas tales como vajillas, charolas de aluminio, condimentos, cubiertos y bandejas de servicios elaborados con materiales diversos. Harmony: una amplia gama de kits recreativos, mantas, almohadas, cosméticos, bolsas, toallas y artículos de higiene personal, trabajando conjuntamente con marcas conocidas mundialmente como Salvatore Ferragamo, Bvlgari, Aigner, Korres y L'Occitane. Virtuoso: dedicada a la elaboración de productos de vidrio, muebles y platos de porcelana y textiles. Supplair: una empresa neutra de Gate Gourmet dedicada a la logística, mercadotecnia, almacenamiento y operación dentro de los aeropuertos, supliendo a una gran cantidad de aerolíneas reconocidas mundialmente. Otras: Gate Gourmet provee otros servicios como seguridad aérea, mediante su empresa GateSafe; limpieza de los aviones a través de Fernley/IAS y eGate Solutions. Clientes Gate Gourmet tiene una gran cantidad de clientes a los que proporciona servicios de catering aéreo, junto a sus otros servicios y productos. A continuación se mencionan: México. Arkefly, Jetairfly, Thomsonfly pertenecientes al Grupo TUI, Aeroméxico, Aeromar, Aerolíneas Argentinas, Champion Air, Delta Air Lines, Finnair, Magnicharters, Miami Air International Avianca Brasil, Saudi Arabian Airlines, Volaris, White Airways. De igual forma, Gate Gourmet México elabora productos para las cadenas Extra y Starbucks. Internacionales. Air Algérie, Avianca, British Airways, LAN Airlines, American Airlines, United Airlines, Qantas Airways, Iberia Airlines, Air France, Emirates Airline, Thai Airways International, Swiss International Air Lines, Airblue, Amtrak y EasyJet, Aerolíneas Argentinas. Colombia. Avianca, Latam, Iberia, Aeromexico, Aerolíneas Argentinas,
Gategroup

Gategroup, anciennement Gate Gourmet est une entreprise de catering, dont les sièges sociaux sont situés à Zurich en Suisse et à Reston aux États-Unis. Elle est une des plus importantes entreprises du secteur. Histoire Elle faisait partie de SAirGroup avant la faillite de Swissair. L'entreprise a été vendue en 2002 au Texas Pacific Group pour 870 millions de dollars à la suite des faillites en série qui ont touché le secteur aérien après les attentats du 11 septembre 2001 . Le reste des parts de Texas Pacific Group est vendu à Merill Lynch en mars 2007. En septembre 2007, Gate Gourmet annonce l'acquisition du groupe britannique opérant sous les marques Fernley et International Aviation Services (IAS). En mai 2009, l'entreprise est listée sur la SIX Swiss Exchange. Le 1er avril 2015, Xavier Rossinyol devient CEO de Gategroup. L'entreprise réalise plusieurs acquisitions jusqu'en 2016 : Cara Airline Solutions (2010, Canada), deux unités de restauration de Qantas' Q Catering (2012, Australie), Inflight Service Group (2016, Suède), 75% de Cambodia Air Catering Services (2016). En avril 2016, HNA Group annonce l'acquisition de Gategroup pour 1,5 milliard de dollars. En mai 2016, Gategroup annonce l'acquisition d'une participation de 49,99 % dans Servair pour 237,5 millions d'euros. En janvier 2017, Gategroup prend le contrôle de Servair auprès d'Air France, se développant ainsi en Afrique. L'entreprise a été décotée du SIX Swiss Exchange en avril 2017 avant d'y revenir en 2018. En avril 2019, HNA Group annonce la vente de Gategroup à RRJ Capital pour 2,8 milliards de dollars. En novembre 2019, Gategroup annonce l'acquisition des activités européennes de LSG Sky Chefs, filiale traiteur de la Lufthansa. Voir aussi Articles connexes SAirGroup Des concurrents : LSG Sky Chefs, Newrest Patrick Puy Lien externe (en) Site officiel Références Portail des entreprises Portail de l’aéronautique Portail du canton de Zurich
Gate Gourmet

Gate Gourmet är cateringfirma för flygbolag. Företaget har Zürich, Schweiz och Reston, Virginia, USA som huvudkontor. 2007 hade Gate Gourmet en omsättning på 2,5 miljarder schweiziska franc och producerade 200 miljoner flightmåltider per år. Flygbolag som är Gate Gourmets kunder är British Airways, American Airlines, United Airlines, Qantas Airways, Aerolíneas Argentina, Avianca Northwest Airlines, Iberia Airlines, Air France, Delta Airlines, Continental Airlines, Emirates Airlines, Thai Airways International, Scandinavian Airlines och Amtrak. Rivaler LSG Sky Chefs Externa länkar Officiell webbplats
Moanalua Gardens

Moanalua Gardens is a 24-acre (97,000 m2) privately owned public park in Honolulu, Hawaii. The park is the site of the Kamehameha V Cottage which used to be the home of Prince Lot Kapuāiwa, who would later become King Kamehameha V. It is also the site of the annual Prince Lot Hula Festival, and the home of a large monkeypod tree that is known in Japan as the Hitachi tree. The gardens The gardens are located just off Interstate H-201 in the Moanalua district near Tripler Army Medical Center at 21°20′52″N 157°53′33″W. Once owned and operated by the estate of local businessman and landowner Samuel Mills Damon (1841–1924), the garden was bought by Kaimana Ventures, whose president John Philip Damon is a great-grandson of Samuel Damon. Kamehameha V Cottage The Kamehameha V Cottage, located at the western end of the garden, was originally built in the 1850s by Prince Lot Kapuāiwa, who would later become King Kamehameha V. The three separate units of the cottage (a kitchen and dining room unit, a living room/bedroom unit, and an entertainment unit) are connected via a series of roofed porches. Princess Bernice Pauahi Bishop willed the cottage, along with the rest of the ahupuaʻa (traditional land division) of Moanalua to Damon when she died in 1884. Damon renovated the cottage and used it as a residence. The cottage was moved to its present location in 1960; it had been in three locations in Moanalua before then. Hitachi tree The Hitachi tree, a large monkeypod tree with a distinctive umbrella-shaped canopy, grows in the middle of a grassy area in the middle of the park. The tree is registered as an exceptional tree by the City and County of Honolulu and cannot be removed or destroyed without city council approval. Japanese electronics manufacturer Hitachi, Ltd. has used the tree as a corporate symbol since 1973. An agreement between the Damon Estate and Hitachi gave Hitachi exclusive worldwide rights to use the tree's image for promotional purposes in exchange for annual payments of US$20,000. The status of the agreement was called into question when the Damon Estate was dissolved after the last remaining grandchild died in 2004. Hitachi negotiated with the new owner and reached an agreement with Kaimana Ventures in December 2006 where Hitachi paid US$400,000 annually for promotional rights until 2016. The revenue from Hitachi was expected to defray the US$600,000 annual expenses for the park. After the expiration of that agreement, it was renewed in a deal "similar to a previous[] ten-year pact." References External links Moanalua Gardens Moanalua Gardens Foundation
Mokuʻaikaua Church

Mokuʻaikaua Church, located on the "Big Island" of Hawaii, is the oldest Christian church in the Hawaiian Islands. The congregation dates to 1820 and the building was completed in 1837. History The congregation was first founded in 1820 by Asa and Lucy Goodale Thurston, from the first ship of American Christian Missionaries, the brig Thaddeus. They were given permission to teach Christianity by King Kamehameha II, and the Queen Regent Kaʻahumanu. After the royal court relocated to Honolulu, they briefly moved there. In October 1823, they learned that the people of Kailua-Kona had developed an interest in the new ways and had erected a small wooden church. The first structure on the site was made from Ohiʻa wood and a thatched roof, on land obtained from Royal Governor Kuakini across the street from his Huliheʻe Palace. The name moku ʻaikaua literally means "district acquired by war" in the Hawaiian language, probably after the upland forest area where the wood was obtained. After several fires, the present stone structure was constructed, partially from stones recycled from a nearby Heiau (ancient temple of the Hawaiian religion), from about 1835 to 1837. The interior is decorated with Koa wood. Today The church continues to be in use and is open to the public for tours, with some artifacts on display, such as a scale model of the Thaddeus. The other notable members of that first company were Rev. and Mrs. Hiram Bingham I. The state historic place register lists it as site 10-28-7231 as of January 1978. On October 3, 1978, it was added to the National Register of Historic Places listings on the island of Hawaii as site number 78001015. See also List of the oldest churches in the United States References External links Official Mokuaikaua Congregational Church web site Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS) No. HI-50, "Mokuaikaua Congregational Church, Alli Drive, Kailua, Hawaii County, HI", 2 photos, 6 data pages, 1 photo caption page
Molokaʻi High School

Molokaʻi High School is a public high school in Molokaʻi, Hawaii. It is a part of the Hawaii State Department of Education. It is located on a 27-acre (110,000 m2) expanse in a Hawaiian Homestead community approximately 7 miles (11 km) miles from Kaunakakai town where the state and county offices, hospitals, doctors' offices, banks, library, family-owned grocery stores and gas stations are located. All four elementary schools and one intermediate school feed into this single public high school on Molokaʻi. During the 2004–2005 school year, the Department of Education separated the Intermediate School from the High School, creating two distinct schools on the Ho'olehua campus. Core subjects and electives Molokaʻi High School offers a Gifted and Talented Program, Hawaiian Language Immersion Program, English as the Second Language, Comprehensive School Alienation Program, Advanced Placement, Honors, Intensive Learning Program, Alternative Learning Program, Special Education and Graduation, Reality and Dual Role Skills (GRADS). Molokaʻi High School has also established a Natural Resources Academy (NaRA), which is a project-based, 2-year sequence of learning that utilizes the natural resources of Molokaʻi. In the 2006–2007 school year, Molokaʻi High School will implement a project and community based technology course called EAST. Study Skills classes designed to remediate or accelerate a student's individual skills are offered in reading and math. Co-curricular activities The school includes: Baseball, Chess, Swimming, Softball, Basketball, Wrestling, Cross Country, Air Riflery, Girls Soccer, Paddling, Track and Field, and Volleyball. Molokaʻi High School is a voluntary member of the Maui Interscholastic League due to the lack of other major high schools on the island of Molokaʻi. Molokaʻi High School also won back to back state championships in 1999 and 2000 for Baseball. Also in 2009 the Girls Basketball team won states for division II and the girls volleyball team won in 2010 for division II. Molokaʻi High School-excluding individual track and wrestling- has won a total of 4 HHSAA Championships. Molokai High School also offers a FIRST Robotics Competition Program for students looking into STEM Careers. In 2019, Molokai Robotics made history by qualifying for and competing in the 2019 FIRST Championship - becoming the only program out of MHS to compete in a World Championship of any kind. Notable alumni John S. K. Kauwe III, Biologist and president of Brigham Young University–Hawaii Keith Luuloa, Former professional baseball player (Anaheim Angels) Kimo von Oelhoffen, Former professional football player (Cincinnati Bengals, Pittsburgh Steelers) Uso Seumalo, NFL nose tackle (Seattle Seahawks) References Hawaii Department of Education and the Molokaʻi High School Website. External links Official website
Na Pali

El Parc Estatal de Nā Pali Coast consta de 2.499 hectàrees de terra i està situat a uns 16 km al nord-oest de l'illa de Kauai a Hawaii. El Parc Estatal es va formar per tal de protegir la Vall de Kalalau (Kalalau Valley). És inaccessible pels automòbils. El Kalalau Trail des del final de Hawaii Route 56 (anomenada Kuhio Highway) proprociona l'únic accés al llarg de la costa, arribant a Kalalau Beach a la base de la vall de Kalalau. A l'est del Parc estatal hi ha la reserva de la natura, Hono O Nā Pali state Natural Reserve. Va ser fundada el 1983, i ocupa una superfície de 14,5 km². Referències Enllaços externs Nā Pali Coast ʻOhana Nā Pali Hiking Tips
Parque estatal Costa de Nā Pali

El Parque estatal Costa de Nā Palito​ (en inglés: Nā Pali Coast State Park)​ es un parque del estado de Hawái​ en Estados Unidos​ de 6.175 acres ( 2.499 hectáreas) que se encuentra en el centro de 16 millas ( 26 km) a lo largo del lado escarpado noroeste de Kauai, la más antigua de las islas hawaianas habitadas. La costa de Na Pali en sí se extiende al suroeste partir de la playa Ke'e que se extiende todo el camino hasta el parque estatal de Polihale. Los Na pali ( acantilados ) a lo largo de la costa se levantan hasta 4.000 pies ( 1.200 m) sobre el Océano Pacífico. El parque estatal se formó para proteger el Valle de Kalalau. Al este del parque estatal se encuentra la Reserva Natural Estatal de Hono O Nā Pal. Fue establecido en 1983, y luego se extendió a más de 3.578 acres ( 14,5 kilómetros cuadrados) en 2009. Véase también Geografía de Estados Unidos Archipiélago de Hawái Referencias
Parc d'État de la côte de Nā Pali

Le parc d'État de la côte de Nā Pali (anglais : Nā Pali Coast State Park) est un Parc d'État hawaïen situé au centre nord - ouest de Kauaiʻ, la plus ancienne île hawaïenne habitée. La côte de Nā Pali elle-même s'étend au sud-ouest à partir de la plage de Ke ʻe et s'étend jusqu'au parc d'État de Polihale. Les na pali (hautes falaises) le long du littoral s'élèvent jusqu'à 1219 mètres au-dessus de l'océan Pacifique, comptant parmi les plus hautes de la planète. Le parc d'État a été créé pour protéger la vallée de Kalalau. À l'est du parc d'État se trouve la réserve naturelle d'État Hono O Nā Pali. Elle a été établie en 1983, puis étendue à plus de 14 km2 en 2009. Les sentiers de randonnée et les routes de chasse donnent accès aux crêtes acérées de Koke'e Road (route 550) dans le canyon Waimea. Galerie Références Liens externes Ressource relative à la géographie : Geographic Names Information System Magazine Napali Coast Pali Coast Nā ʻ Portail d’Hawaï Portail de la conservation de la nature
Sockerrörsplantagen i Koloa

Sockerrörsplantagen i Koloa var en av de första plantagerna i ögruppen Hawaii som blev kommersiellt framgångsrika. Plantagen grundades i Kōloa på ön Kauai år 1835 av Ladd & Company. Detta var början på det som skulle bli Hawaiis största industri. Byggnaden blev ett nationellt historiskt landmärke den 29 december 1962. En skorsten i sten samt husgrunder från 1840 återstår numera. Bildgalleri Referenser Den här artikeln är helt eller delvis baserad på material från engelskspråkiga Wikipedia, Old Sugar Mill of Koloa, 5 mars 2019. Externa länkar Wikimedia Commons har media som rör Sockerrörsplantagen i Koloa.
Musée aéronautique de Pearl Harbor

Le musée aéronautique de Pearl Harbor est un musée aéronautique situé sur l'île de Ford, à Pearl Harbor, dans l'État d'Hawaï, aux États-Unis. Ouvert en 2006, il est consacré à l'histoire de l'aviation militaire et civile, en particulier celle liée à l'attaque de Pearl Harbor en 1941 et à la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Histoire Le musée est installé dans deux hangars historiques de l'ancienne base aéronavale de l'Île de Ford, les hangars 37 et 79, qui ont été endommagés lors de l'attaque japonaise du 7 décembre 1941. Ces bâtiments ont été restaurés et transformés en espaces d'exposition pour préserver et présenter des avions et des artefacts liés à l'histoire de l'aviation. Le musée a été fondé par la Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor, une organisation à but non lucratif, dans le but de commémorer l'histoire de l'aviation dans le Pacifique et d'éduquer le public sur les événements de la Seconde Guerre mondiale. Collections Le Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum abrite une collection variée d'avions historiques, allant des appareils de la Seconde Guerre mondiale aux avions modernes. Parmi les pièces maîtresses figurent un Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress, un Curtiss P-40 Warhawk, et un Mitsubishi A6M Zero, un avion japonais utilisé lors de l'attaque de Pearl Harbor. Le musée propose également des expositions interactives, des simulations de vol et des programmes éducatifs pour les visiteurs de tous âges. Des visites guidées sont disponibles, offrant des informations détaillées sur les avions exposés et leur rôle dans l'histoire. Mission et impact La mission du Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum est de préserver l'histoire de l'aviation dans le Pacifique, d'honorer les héros de l'aviation et d'inspirer les générations futures. Le musée joue un rôle important dans l'éducation du public sur les événements de la Seconde Guerre mondiale et leur impact sur l'histoire mondiale. Notes et références Voir aussi Attaque de Pearl Harbor Île de Ford Liste de musées aéronautiques Liens externes (en) « Site officiel », sur Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum (consulté le 10 octobre 2023) Portail de la Seconde Guerre mondiale Portail de l’aéronautique Portail des musées Portail d’Hawaï
Museu da Aviação de Pearl Harbour

Museu de Aviação de Pearl Harbour (anteriormente Pacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor) é uma organização sem fins lucrativos fundada em 1999 para desenvolver um museu de aviação no Havaí. Parte da visão do senador Daniel Inouye para o renascimento de Ford Island, o museu abriga uma variedade de exposições de aviação, a maioria relacionada diretamente ao ataque a Pearl Harbor e à Segunda Guerra Mundial. A primeira seção do museu, hangar 37, abriu com o museu em 7 de dezembro de 2006 e apresenta muitas das exposições estáticas. Os hangares mostram os danos dos ataques a Pearl Harbor, ocorridos em em 7 de dezembro de 1941. O museu esteve envolvido em eventos comunitários que vão desde a preservação de marcos históricos até passeios educacionais por todo o Havaí. O foco dedicou esforços para restaurar a torre de controle de Ford Island e assinou um contrato de arrendamento com a Marinha para iniciar os reparos. História Em 1983, o "Museu Aeroespacial do Pacífico" foi criado dentro do Aeroporto Internacional de Honolulu, após pressão da Câmara de Comércio do Havaí para se criar um museu de aviação. A primeira fase abriu em 1991, após trabalho de Frank Der Yuen. A ideia do museu aconteceu no aniversário da vitória sobre o Japão, em 1995. Antes da conclusão da Ponte Admiral Clarey, em 1998, o acesso à Ford Island era fornecido via balsa apenas para aqueles que residiam na Ford Island e seus convidados. O senador Inouye propôs um "renascimento" de US$ 500.000.000 de Ford Island por meio de legislação especial ( 10 U.S.C. § 2814 ) para autorizar a Marinha a vender terras para financiar o renascimento. O plano incluía 500 novas casas para o pessoal da Marinha, um novo centro de desenvolvimento infantil, um novo alojamento da Marinha e o Museu de Aviação do Pacífico Pearl Harbor. O museu original foi chamado de Museu da Aviação Militar do Pacífico. A fundação buscou fundos para levantar a meta original de US$ 46 milhões de várias fontes, incluindo o Estado do Havaí, o Congresso dos Estados Unidos, a Marinha dos Estados Unidos e jantares de arrecadação de fundos. Recebeu apoio do ex- astronauta americano Capitão Walter Schirra . Enquanto diretor executivo do San Diego Air & Space Museum, Allan Palmer foi contratado pela Força Aérea dos Estados Unidos para realizar um estudo de viabilidade em um museu de aviação no Havaí e depois contratado como diretor executivo e diretor executivo de operações.
Musée des tsunamis du Pacifique

Le Musée des tsunamis du Pacifique (en anglais : Pacific Tsunami Museum) est un musée situé à Hilo, dans l'État américain d'Hawaï. Il est consacré à l'histoire des tsunamis de l'océan Pacifique. Description Le musée est situé au 130, avenue de Kamehameha, à Hilo. Son but est d'instruire les visiteurs sur les tsunamis, en particulier celui du 1er avril 1946 et celui du 23 mai 1960 à Valdivia au Chili, qui ont dévasté une grande partie de la côte est de Big Island et de la ville de Hilo. Un conseiller scientifique du musée a écrit un livre sur ces deux tsunamis. Voir aussi Liste des musées à Hawaï Notes et références Liens externes (en) Site officiel Portail des musées Portail de l’océan Pacifique Portail des sciences de la Terre et de l’Univers Portail d’Hawaï
Palace Theater (Hilo, Hawaii)

The Palace Theater is a historic movie theater in downtown Hilo, Hawaiʻi. Built in 1925, the Beaux-Arts–style building was added to the National Register of Historic Places on May 11, 1993. After closing as a commercial cinema, the theatre reopened in 1998 as an arthouse venue and performance space, hosting films, concerts, and live theatrical productions. Architecture Architects Davis & Fishbourne designed the building in the Beaux-Arts style, and it was constructed in 1925. The two-story building has five bays on its front facade, with a metal marquee dividing the two stories. The three central bays feature broken pediments and decorative urns above the second-floor windows. A parapet with a balustrade runs along the top of the building. The theatre includes a restored lobby with a cafe. The theatre itself features steeply banked amphitheater seating in three tiers, and a decorative proscenium frames the stage. A large Robert Morton pipe organ is in the auditorium. Much of the organ is original to the Palace in 1925. The organ was moved in 1940 to the Hilo Theater, which was destroyed by the 1960 tsunami. The surviving pipework was then purchased by Roger Angell and installed in his family home in Honolulu. He eventually donated the organ back to the Palace Theater, and it has been expanded with portions of the pipe organ from the demolished Waikiki Theatre in Honolulu. Events The Palace Theater has regular concerts. Every spring, a variety show fundraiser is held featuring local talent. Each autumn, a theatrical musical production is staged for performances over the course of a month. Independent films are played throughout the year. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Palace Theater produced the Live From the Empty Palace web series, which featured local Hawaiian artists performing for an empty audience. The series produced a Nā Hōkū Hanohano finalist compilation album, and a 12-episode broadcast television series shown on PBS. The series included performances by Hawaiian artists including Kolea, El Sancho, Larry Dupio, Kainani Kahaunaele, Lopaka Rootz, Ka'ahele. See also Hawaii International Film Festival References
Plage de Papakōlea

La Plage de Papakōlea est une plage de sable vert située au sud du district de Kaʻū dans la grande île d'Hawaï. C'est l'une des quatre seules plages de sable vert dans le monde. Le site est d'origine volcanique et s'est formé il y a 49 000 ans. Notes et références Liens externes (en) https://bigislandhikes.com/papakolea-green-sand-beach Portail d’Hawaï