Haw. Code R. § 19-20.1-6 - Insurance
(a) The permittee shall maintain and keep in
force adequate insurance as determined by the applicable state or county
insurance law, or as otherwise determined by the director at all times when a
permittee is at a public airport in connection with providing a commercial
service or actually providing or facilitating a commercial service. The
insurance shall serve to protect both the department and the permittee against
claims for public liability and property damage. The current insurance
requirements shall be posted at each Airports Division district office. The
following types of insurance are required, as applicable:
(1) Automobile liability insurance. To
provide coverage against all losses arising out of the person's operation of
the registered vehicles, including motorized passenger carts, on airport
premises and resulting in injury to persons or damage to property. (Commercial
photography and greeting services for hire permittees are exempt from this
requirement.)
(2) Comprehensive
general liability policy; owners, landlords and tenants or manufacturers and
contractors liability policy. To provide coverage against claims arising out of
the person's operation on airport premises resulting in injury to persons or
damage to property.
(b)
The permittee shall provide the department with a certificate of insurance
naming the permittee as the insured and the department as additional insured to
the extent of liability arising out of the named insured's operations at the
public airport with a thirty-day advance notice of material changes in coverage
or cancellation. Upon demand by the department, the permittee or any person
applying for a permit shall produce the insurance policy for inspection.
Notes
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