The Hawaii Airspace Modernization Project (HAMP) is one of the first projects following the FAA’s “Airspace Modernization Roadmap Strategy” (AMR). AMR is the FAA’s strategic plan to evaluate and modernize the airspace infrastructure in the National Airspace System (NAS), utilizing data-based decision-making. This ensures the FAA prioritizes projects that address the agency’s safety and efficiency mission by prioritizing areas with the greatest safety and efficiency needs in the NAS. Under HAMP, the FAA is working to update and improve the airspace structure and air traffic procedures in Hawaii and surrounding Oceanic Airspace.  

The FAA is currently in the beginning of the scoping phase of this project, and soliciting input from the public and the aviation industry.  Please complete the Google User Input Form link below to provide any aviation challenges or concerns in Hawaii. Comments submitted through the form will be considered by the FAA in the development of the scope of this project. The FAA is accepting scoping comments from the public via the Google Form linked below through January 31, 2026.  

The HAMP User Input Form is the first of several opportunities for the public to engage in this multi-year project.  Further updates will be posted to this webpage as the project proceeds.  

Google Form Link: Hawaii Airspace Modernization Project Input Form

View the Hawaii Airspace Modernization Scoping Initiation Meeting video.