Aloha Stadium is situated in Halawa, Hawaii, a western suburb of Honolulu. It is the largest stadium in the state of Hawaii. Aloha Stadium was constructed in 1975 at the cost of $37 million. It has hosted NCAA's Hawaii Bowl along with various high school football games as well as major concerts, and events. It is the home stadium of National Football League's Pro Bowl and a former home ground for AAA Hawaii Islanders of the Pacific Coast League. This stadium was reconfigured for different sports and other purposes. It has four movable 7,000-seat sections which could move using air casters into a diamond configuration for baseball (also used for soccer), an oval for football, or a triangle for concerts. In 2003, the Astro Turf was substituted by Field Turf and later to UBU Sports Speed S5-M synthetic turf system.
After the naming rights deal with Hawaiian Airlines, the field was renamed as "Hawaiian Airlines Field" at Aloha Stadium.
Post the expiration of the deal with Hawaiian Airlines, it was unnamed until "Hawaiian Tel Federal Credit Union" signed an agreement. 
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