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Paragliding and Speedflying Access at Dillingham Airfield

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Kunal Em
6 years ago

Please do the right thing, guys!

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Tommy Miller
6 years ago

Let em fly!

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Anonymous
6 years ago Featured

denying access is illegal at a federally funded airport. The airport manager has no say as to who can or can not land.

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Nicholas Fulmor
6 years ago

Paragliding is an ultralight aircraft. Kinda sounds like the manager has prejudice towards ultralight aircraft. What does the owner have to say about this ? Is this a public airport?

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Carrie Hurlbut
6 years ago

I am in full support of this initiative to grant access to fly Kealia again.

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Nicolas Burri
6 years ago

Let them fly free!

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Anonymous
6 years ago

Fly baby fly

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Deb Galle
6 years ago

This is a beautiful site for paragliding,,,, let's get this mess cleared up. CUH-CAW

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Michael Charlston
6 years ago

Ridiculous..

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Igor merk
6 years ago Featured

Visiting biggest free flying festival in a world at the moment, celebrating human desire to fly and come across this petition. 15000 people in a small village seem to enjoy every aspect of human flight why can’t we do that in Hawaii?

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Blake
6 years ago

Love the sky and it's big enough for everyone. Fly safe

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Orion remaniak
6 years ago Featured

I support all sorts of flying, the air is a tremendously beautiful thing to discover. With more and more discovering flying be it in an airplane or an inflatable wing we must always remember to communicate with others and do our utmost to operate safely. You have my full support and I hope the airport can see the beautiful side of it and find a way to incorporate the flying needs of the local airmen and airwomen (pilots).

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Rodney Boden
6 years ago

The speed flying and paragliding community is made up of people who love nature, respect the land (and air) with which they play, and will do anything to protect their “sacred ground” at the sites where they play. Whatever the impetus for banning flights from Ke’alia, please work with your local flying community to solve for the issues rather than a hard ban. This is one of the safest, most accessible, and beautiful sites for these sports on earth. Please reconsider this. Here are some suggested solutions: 1. Local authorized guides with a vetting process established by a team of athletes and landowners 2. Communication with the tower to ensure no mishaps 3. trail maintenance days for local flyers to help keep the place looking nice Keep coming up with solutions and I’m sure everyone can enjoy their favorite hobbies in harmony. Mahalo for your consideration, Rodney Boden, USPA skydiving Instructor, P2 paraglider pilot, BASE 1233, student pilot

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Daniel Darby
6 years ago Featured

Don't regulate a sport without a thorough understanding of what you are regulating. Please take the time to have an open discussion about your concerns and I'm certain we can reach a mutually beneficial compromise.

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Craig Garrison Ruhm
6 years ago

Foot Launched Wing open and flying continuously till landing

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Darryl E Stone
6 years ago

Let them go ahead and do it

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Kevin
6 years ago

Be Nice

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Andy Seuberth
6 years ago

Let Kelly fly!

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Marc Nalu Hill
6 years ago Featured

I am a home owner in Mokuleia and paraglider pilot of more than 26 years in Hawaii and as a pioneer of paragliding at Dillingham I feel the manager of Dilligham airfield should continue to allow Para'Gliding' along with the other flying sports including sailplane 'gliding' to residents and visitors alike.

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Shawn Michael
6 years ago

Hello. Please let people to have access to freedom of flight. It's a beautiful expression of life. Cheers!