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Aviation groups want Dillingham Airfield to keep flying as businesses face an uncertain future

COURTESY TOM SANDERS / PARADISE AIR HAWAII 
                                Two light sport aircraft soar over Oahu.
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COURTESY TOM SANDERS / PARADISE AIR HAWAII

Two light sport aircraft soar over Oahu.

COURTESY TOM SANDERS / PARADISE AIR HAWAII 
                                Paradise Air Hawaii is a flight school that teaches flying in light sport aircraft and has been in business at Dillingham Airfield since 2003. Pictured at top is one of the company’s aircraft in flight.
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COURTESY TOM SANDERS / PARADISE AIR HAWAII

Paradise Air Hawaii is a flight school that teaches flying in light sport aircraft and has been in business at Dillingham Airfield since 2003. Pictured at top is one of the company’s aircraft in flight.

COURTESY TOM SANDERS / PARADISE AIR HAWAII 
                                Two light sport aircraft soar over Oahu.
COURTESY TOM SANDERS / PARADISE AIR HAWAII 
                                Paradise Air Hawaii is a flight school that teaches flying in light sport aircraft and has been in business at Dillingham Airfield since 2003. Pictured at top is one of the company’s aircraft in flight.