AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoAviation & Interisland Capacity: Hawaiian Airlines will add daily Honolulu–Kahului flights using Alaska-branded Boeing 737-800s while its older 717 fleet is retired by 2028, aiming to boost reliability and capacity. Military & Emergency Management: Kaua‘i recovery continues after Hurricane Lowell, with DLNR suspending the FEIS deadline for PMRF and Koke‘e Park to protect public participation; Maui also named Francis Kau as deputy administrator of MEMA. Environment & Enforcement: DLNR is investigating the dumping of about seven juvenile hammerhead sharks near a Hawai‘i Kai bridge, warning that capturing sharks is illegal and dumping them can be criminal littering. Courts & Accountability: A former Lahainaluna principal, Jeri Dean, pleaded not guilty to felony theft, fraud, and official misconduct tied to alleged salary claims while on paid administrative leave. Local Governance: Hawai‘i County again deferred a bill to simplify vacation rental rules, while Kaua‘i’s International Day of Peace plans proceed amid Lowell damage. Public Safety & Travel: FAA reports laser strikes are down but still too high; TSA is expanding military lanes at more than 30 airports nationwide. Community & Heritage: The U.S. Army Museum of Hawai‘i will host a Tri-Congressional Gold Medal ceremony for Filipino American, Chinese American, and Japanese American WWII veterans.
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