AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAir Travel: Hawaii flights were moving again Saturday after the FAA’s nearly five-hour nationwide ground stop, though Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines warned that canceled flights and displaced crews would take time to sort out. Housing Construction: Factory-built homes are gaining traction in Hawaii: developers say the approach can cut costs and construction time, with a Maui project expected to save buyers an average of $45,000 per home. Health Care: Hilo Benioff Medical Center’s $100 million expansion is progressing despite weather delays, with completion expected by summer 2027. Fuel & Shipping: Rep. Ed Case backs a 90-day extension of the Jones Act waiver, effective Nov. 16, to help protect Hawaii’s fuel supply and limit shipping costs. Hospitality: Plans to rebuild Hilo’s fire-damaged Wild Ginger Hotel advanced, with a county commission recommending approval for a 30-room complex. Business Services: Hawaii’s business-registration backlog has reportedly reached 40,000, as the state outlines steps to improve processing.
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