Chapter 261E

§261E-1 When this law does not apply to out-of-state business

§261E-2 Definitions for Hawaii air carrier rules

§261E-3 Who is exempt from air carrier rules

§261E-4 Creating the air carrier commission and its rules

§261E-5 How the air carrier commission hires its staff

§261E-6 Air carrier commission's main duties and powers

§261E-7 Air carrier commission's power to investigate airlines

§261E-8 Getting a certificate to run an airline in Hawaii

§261E-9 Temporary permission for urgent air service

§261E-10 Getting approval to sell, merge, or control an air carrier

§261E-11 When the air carrier commission can suspend or cancel a certificate

§261E-12 Rules for Hawaii air carrier rates and services

§261E-13 Airline rate filings and changes

§261E-14 Investigating unfair or deceptive practices by Hawaii air carriers

§261E-15 When an airline can issue stocks or sign long leases

§261E-16 Air carrier reporting rules and records

§261E-17 Fines for breaking air carrier rules

§261E-18 How air carrier hearings and complaints work

§261E-19 Review and appeals

§261E-20 Existing air service gets a state certificate