In 1985 Royal Hawaiian Express was established to provide transportation service to the Hawaiian . Over the years, superior customer service and on-time delivery have built our reputation of excellence, enabling the rapid growth and expansion of Royal Hawaiian Express. RPM Transportation (), Inc. was formed in 1989 to deliver products on the of , and our ground fleet continues its expansion to this day. In 1990, our sailing increased to twice weekly, and in 2008 and again in 2013, we expanded our Pearl City warehouse to meet the needs of our clients. Our efforts remain the same, to exceed the expectations of our ROYAL HAWAIIAN EXPRESS customers.

Today, because of our commitment to excellent service at competitive rates, Royal Hawaiian Express continues its annual double digit growth of both cube and revenue. State of the art communications, and our knowledgeable Your Carrier to Paradise and well trained professionals are ready to assist you, . . . Royal Hawaiian Express is Your Carrier to Paradise.

DIRECT SERVICE TWICE WEEKLY TO ALL POINTS IN HAWAII

Local Pickup & Delivery Service

No Additional Handling Charges For Terminal Delivery Competitive Pricing Freight Charges Prepaid or Collect

C.O.D.'s and Sight Drafts Handled

Molokai and Serviced Through Inter-Island Connections From the Port

SERVICE TO AND FROM THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS TO ALL CONTINENTAL U.S. POINTS

Direct Service to all Islands

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