A historic Polynesian sailing vessel is loaded onto a Matson ship
A number of 60-foot telephone poles were transported to Kauai by Matson following Hurricane Iniki
Matson moved an entire aquarium exhibit to Hawaii, which included sharks and other sea life
The 7,000 pound, 23-foot Oscar Mayer Wienermobile was moved from Wisconsin to Guam by Matson
Matson transported the 95-foot, 100,000 pound ornamental trees that were installed at the Hawaii Convention Center
All the construction materials for First Hawaiian Bank’s headquarters in Honolulu were transported by Matson
Matson moved the entire production of Phantom of the Opera when it toured Honolulu
The Oberto racing team’s 31-foot, 6,200 pound hydrofoil jet boat was transported to Hawaii by Matson
Matson moved the 73-foot, 230,000 pound yellow submarine Voyage 1, which is used for tourist excursions in Hawaii
Matson handled the move of massive underwater fiber-optic cable reels from Guam to the Pacific Northwest
Airplane ramps for the Guam airport were transported by Matson
Matson successfully moved two primary mirrors destined for observatories atop Mauna Kea on the Big Island of Hawaii. The first move was for the Gemini telescope at the Gemini North observatory, with the mirror originating in France. The second move was for the Subaru telescope at the National Observatory of Japan, with the mirror originating in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Matson moved all the equipment for “Wheel of Fortune” including the temporary stage, the set, the monitors and the Wheel itself, when the show was broadcast from Waikiki Beach
A 50-foot Christmas tree was moved from the Pacific Northwest to Honolulu via truck and vessel
