Hawaii Aviation | Contents

Contents

Aeronautic Laws

A brief summary of laws enacted by the Territorial Legislature relating to aeronautics in Hawaii. Copies of all Legislation may be viewed at the Hawaii State Archives.

Airfields & Airports

The history off Airfields and Airport in all of the major Hawaii Islands.

Aviation Pioneers

The history of all the major Aviation pilots documented in all of Hawaii Islands.

Aviation Photos

Mass Navy Flight 1934

The Navy made a mass flight of six Consolidated P2-Y-1 seaplanes from San Francisco to Pearl Harbor on January 12, 1934 in 24 hours, 45 minutes.

The Navy made a mass flight of six Consolidated P2-Y-1 seaplanes from San Francisco to Pearl Harbor on January 12, 1934 in 24 hours, 45 minutes.

The Navy made a mass flight of six Consolidated P2-Y-1 seaplanes from San Francisco to Pearl Harbor on January 12, 1934 in 24 hours, 45 minutes.

The Navy made a mass flight of six Consolidated P2-Y-1 seaplanes from San Francisco to Pearl Harbor on January 12, 1934 in 24 hours, 45 minutes.

The Navy made a mass flight of six Consolidated P2-Y-1 seaplanes from San Francisco to Pearl Harbor on January 12, 1934 in 24 hours, 45 minutes.

The Navy made a mass flight of six Consolidated P2-Y-1 seaplanes from San Francisco to Pearl Harbor on January 12, 1934 in 24 hours, 45 minutes.

The Navy made a mass flight of six Consolidated P2-Y-1 seaplanes from San Francisco to Pearl Harbor on January 12, 1934 in 24 hours, 45 minutes.

The Navy made a mass flight of six Consolidated P2-Y-1 seaplanes from San Francisco to Pearl Harbor on January 12, 1934 in 24 hours, 45 minutes.

The Navy made a mass flight of six Consolidated P2-Y-1 seaplanes from San Francisco to Pearl Harbor on January 12, 1934 in 24 hours, 45 minutes.

The Navy made a mass flight of six Consolidated P2-Y-1 seaplanes from San Francisco to Pearl Harbor on January 12, 1934 in 24 hours, 45 minutes.

The Navy made a mass flight of six Consolidated P2-Y-1 seaplanes from San Francisco to Pearl Harbor on January 12, 1934 in 24 hours, 45 minutes.

The Navy made a mass flight of six Consolidated P2-Y-1 seaplanes from San Francisco to Pearl Harbor on January 12, 1934 in 24 hours, 45 minutes.

The Navy made a mass flight of six Consolidated P2-Y-1 seaplanes from San Francisco to Pearl Harbor on January 12, 1934 in 24 hours, 45 minutes.

The Navy made a mass flight of six Consolidated P2-Y-1 seaplanes from San Francisco to Pearl Harbor on January 12, 1934 in 24 hours, 45 minutes.

The Navy made a mass flight of six Consolidated P2-Y-1 seaplanes from San Francisco to Pearl Harbor on January 12, 1934 in 24 hours, 45 minutes.

The Navy made a mass flight of six Consolidated P2-Y-1 seaplanes from San Francisco to Pearl Harbor on January 12, 1934 in 24 hours, 45 minutes.

The Navy made a mass flight of six Consolidated P2-Y-1 seaplanes from San Francisco to Pearl Harbor on January 12, 1934 in 24 hours, 45 minutes.

The Navy made a mass flight of six Consolidated P2-Y-1 seaplanes from San Francisco to Pearl Harbor on January 12, 1934 in 24 hours, 45 minutes.

The Navy made a mass flight of six Consolidated P2-Y-1 seaplanes from San Francisco to Pearl Harbor on January 12, 1934 in 24 hours, 45 minutes.

The Navy made a mass flight of six Consolidated P2-Y-1 seaplanes from San Francisco to Pearl Harbor on January 12, 1934 in 24 hours, 45 minutes.

The Navy made a mass flight of six Consolidated P2-Y-1 seaplanes from San Francisco to Pearl Harbor on January 12, 1934 in 24 hours, 45 minutes.

Chronology/Events

A brief history of all the major aviation events in Chronological order.

Major Air Incidents

A brief list of incidents at major Hawaiian airports

Military Aviation

History of Military Aviation in Hawaii
- Origins of U.S. Air Force
- U.S. Army

Pioneer Airlines

The history of the airlines in all of Hawaii Islands

Publication

Hawaii aviation history publication documents

World War II

History of Hawaii Aviation during World War II
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