FAA challenges DOT’s plan to vacate Dillingham Airfield this summer
by: Gina Mangieri
Posted: Feb 6, 2020 / 06:24 PM HST / Updated: Feb 6, 2020 / 07:23 PM HST
HONOLULU (KHON2) — The state’s attempt to get out early from its lease of Dillingham Airfield has raised alarm bells at the Federal Aviation Administration, Always Investigating has found.
As KHON2 was first to report, the state shocked the U.S. Army by asking to cut the state’s lease at Dillingham short and vacate as soon as this summer.
That’s has led to worries the U.S. Army will shut the airfield down.
https://www.khon2.com/news/always-inves ... is-summer/
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Re: Hawaii Airports and Aviation Thread - 2020
Here's what I think are some pretty realistic predictions about the near and intermediate term for airline operations in Hawaii:
https://beatofhawaii.com/shake-up-comin ... hub-model/
https://beatofhawaii.com/shake-up-comin ... hub-model/
FLYi
Re: Hawaii Airports and Aviation Thread - 2020
[quote="flyPIT"]Here's what I think are some pretty realistic predictions about the near and intermediate term for airline operations in Hawaii:
https://beatofhawaii.com/shake-up-comin ... hub-model/[/quote
As for WN Hawaii service I see them Doubling Down On service here quicker that their mainland network During a Post pandemic recovery.
HA struggling without it's long haul network.
And WN knows it has cost advance is 38% less that HA so it's definitely going to try gain marketshare as things turn around.
Flyguy
https://beatofhawaii.com/shake-up-comin ... hub-model/[/quote
As for WN Hawaii service I see them Doubling Down On service here quicker that their mainland network During a Post pandemic recovery.
HA struggling without it's long haul network.
And WN knows it has cost advance is 38% less that HA so it's definitely going to try gain marketshare as things turn around.
Flyguy
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Re: Hawaii Airports and Aviation Thread - 2020
There is a lot of talk about screening pax upon arrival and even tracing them.
Curious to see what kind of system they settle on--a domestic "immigration/CBP" check point prior to baggage claim?
HNL is the only airport set up to easily segregate arriving US mainland vs. interisland pax.
Curious to see what kind of system they settle on--a domestic "immigration/CBP" check point prior to baggage claim?
HNL is the only airport set up to easily segregate arriving US mainland vs. interisland pax.
Re: Hawaii Airports and Aviation Thread - 2020
I found ’Beat of Hawaii’ to be irresponsible in making predictions about future service to the Islands. No one can predict these things now. There should be more clarity in a couple of months but as of today it’s impossible to offer advice or suggest that certain airlines will never return to certain routes. Not even the airlines themselves know the answer.
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