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Hawaii’s Airport System

Hawaii’s Airport System

Pacific Aviation Director’s Workshop

April 5, 2005

Pacific Aviation Director’s Workshop

April 5, 2005

• Airport Security remain as a Top Priority

• Personnel shortages• Airport Forecast – Revenues down• Increase in airline bankruptcy

– 2 more Interisland Air Carriers• All airports face heavy facilities

maintenance• More direct flights from US Mainland

to neighbor island airports

Statewide Airport Issues

Honolulu International

Airport

Honolulu International

Airport

• Facilities Maintenance• Central security checkpoint (Just

completed)• Concessionaires Renovations

– Duty Free Shops– HMS Host - Starbucks

HonoluluInternational

Airport

Lihue AirportLihue

Airport

• CIP Projects– Ramp expansion, additional

taxiways, fixed base operator lots and wash racks for general aviation

– Heliport Improvements• Needs

– Land acquisition NW of the airport• LIH is nearly landlocked

– Expansion of terminal• Two additional gates

Lihue Airport

Kahului AirportKahului Airport

• CIP Projects − 2 Bay ticket lobby expansion− Alien species inspection facility, air

cargo, facility and general purpose aircraft ramp

• Commuter Air Terminal improvements− Ramp safety improvements

(Striping/Ops guide)− Relocation of a large commuter air

carrier (in work)• Jet fuel storage facility

− Runway crossing by fuel trucks TERMINATED

Kahului Airport

Jet Fuel Storage Facility

• New bulk aviation fuel storage area • Runway Crossings by Fuel Truck

TERMINATED• Proposed project was identified in the

Master Plan and EIS• Site Prep Design is complete

Alien SpeciesInspection Facility

• To minimize risk of escape of alien species • New 7,400 sq. ft. building• Requirements specified in the Alien

Species Action Plan • Agricultural cargo inspected in enclosed

building

Hilo International AirportHilo International Airport

• Noise Issue – Keaukaha Community Install new noise monitoring system

Mitigation measures for the Community

• Cargo Facility – Needed• Terminal Facilities – Can Support

Additional Activities

HiloInternational

Airport

Kona International AirportKona International Airport

• CIP Projects − Prep expansion, additional taxiways,

Fixed Base Operator Lots and Avgas sites

• Issues− Security concerns

• Infrastructure (Open air Hawaiian hut design)

− International Arrival “Terminal” (Temp)− Additional direct flights from US

Mainland

Kona International Airport

FY 2004 Overall DBE Percentage

22.1%

• Security needs remain high• Revenues are down• Airports facilities needs

maintenance• Direct flights impact neighbor

island airports• Airport staffing down

Need $

Summary

MAHALO !MAHALO !

Pacific Aviation Director’s Workshop

April 5, 2005

Pacific Aviation Director’s Workshop

April 5, 2005