Hawaii SB1640 mandates the air carrier commission to contract with a qualified charter air service provider for emergency air transportation.
Hawaii SB1640 requires the air carrier commission to contract with a qualified charter air service provider to ensure emergency air transportation is available when no other services are available. The provider must offer services within 24 hours, maintain a minimum of five flights per month, and hold all necessary certifications, licenses, and insurance. Any state department or agency can use this service, which must be secured by the utilizing entity. The commission will adopt rules for requesting and reimbursing charter air services costs.
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