Requires tour aircraft operators in Hawaii to obtain permits and carry aircraft liability insurance.
The bill mandates that tour aircraft operations in Hawaii must have a permit from the state. The director is required to adopt rules regulating these operations, including identifying aircraft types, setting daily operation limits, and establishing flight paths. The permit process also includes verifying compliance with state statutes, having a Federal Aviation Administration certificate, and submitting monthly reports to the department. The bill emphasizes the need for aircraft liability insurance to cover bodily injury, death, and property damage.
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