Section
3. Temporary
Flight
Restrictions in
National Disaster
Areas in the State
of Hawaii (Section
91.138)
19-3-1. PURPOSE
TFRs issued in
accordance with 14
CFR Section 91.138
address a
determination that
an inhabited area
within a declared
national disaster
area in the State
of Hawaii needs
protection for
humanitarian
reasons.
19-3-2. REQUESTING
AUTHORITIES
The Governor of
the State of
Hawaii or the
Governor's
designee may
request a TFR
under 14 CFR 91.138.
19-3-3. DEGREE
OF RESTRICTIONS
The TFR will
specify the extent
and duration
necessary to
protect persons
and property on
the surface.
Restrictions
issued under this
section prohibit
all aircraft from
operating in the
designated area
unless at least
one of the
following
conditions is met:
a. Authorization
is obtained from
the official in
charge of
associated
emergency or
disaster relief
response
activities, and
the aircraft is
operated under the
conditions of that
authorization.
b. The
aircraft is
carrying law
enforcement
officials.
c. The
aircraft is
carrying persons
involved in an
emergency or a
legitimate
scientific
purpose.
d. The
aircraft is
carrying properly
accredited
newspersons, and
before entering
the area, a flight
plan is filed with
the appropriate
FAA or ATC
facility specified
in the NOTAM, and
the operation is
conducted in
compliance with
the conditions and
restrictions
established by the
official in charge
of on-scene
emergency response
activities.
e. The
aircraft is
operating in
accordance with an
ATC clearance or
instruction.
19-3-4. DURATION
OF RESTRICTIONS
A NOTAM issued
under this section
is effective for
90 days or until
the national
disaster area
designation is
terminated,
whichever comes
first, or
otherwise
terminated by
notice or extended
at the request of
the Governor of
the State of
Hawaii or the
Governor's
designee.
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