Hawaii HB666 regulates tour aircraft operations by requiring permits and establishing reporting requirements.
Hawaii HB666 amends the Hawaii Revised Statutes to regulate tour aircraft operations, requiring permits for aerial observation and tourist activities. The bill mandates that the director adopt rules for these operations, including aircraft identification, compliance verification, and impact assessments. It also requires monthly reports on operations, including flight paths and passenger counts. The bill specifies that no permit shall be issued without a marked aeronautical chart and noise abatement procedures.
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