Hawaii SB1640 establishes a contract for emergency charter air services when no other air transportation is available.
Hawaii SB1640 amends state law to mandate the air carrier commission to contract with a qualified charter air service provider for emergency air transportation. The bill specifies that the provider must offer services within 24 hours, maintain required certifications, and provide a minimum of five flights per month. Any state department or agency can utilize this service for emergencies. The bill also appropriates funds for fiscal years 2025-2026 and 2026-2027 to cover the cost of these services.
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