HRS §261-15.5
Aircraft registration at state airports
This rule says you cannot fly an aircraft at a state-run airport unless it is registered with the state. Some aircraft do not need this registration, like those used mainly for out-of-state travel, owned by the U.S. government, just passing through, or flown by certain airlines at Honolulu's airport.
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The statute, as written — - 15.5 Aircraft registration
Unless an aircraft is exempted by this section, no person shall operate or cause or authorize to be operated any aircraft at an airport owned or controlled by the department, unless the aircraft has a certificate of registration issued in accordance with rules adopted by the department. Aircraft exempt from registration required by this section include: (1) Aircraft operating primarily in interstate or foreign commerce; (2) Aircraft owned or operated by the United States; (3) Aircraft in transit through the State; and (4) Aircraft operated by any scheduled airline carrier that is a lessee of the State under an airport-airline lease at the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport and that is commonly referred to as signatory airline.
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