Hawaiian Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: HA ), the parent company of Hawaiian Airlines, is my top long-term pick in the airline sector because of its unique combination of growth and value. Hawaiian Airlines' strategy is oriented toward bringing tourists to Hawaii for vacation. To that end, the company is rapidly expanding into high-value markets in Asia and Oceania. As a result, Hawaiian posted 19% revenue growth last year, and the company is expected to grow by 15% and 11% in the next two years, respectively. In spite of these solid growth characteristics, Hawaiian trades for less than six times trailing earnings. While Hawaiian's stock rallied in late 2012, a prominent analyst downgrade and weak Q4 earnings have driven shares down by nearly 20% since early January. Hawaiian Holdings Six-Month Price Chart, data by YCharts This has created an attractive entry point for long-term investors.