Expansion of Hawaii Seaglider Initiative
The Hawaii Seaglider Initiative, a coalition promoting electric-powered seagliders for cleaner and affordable interisland transportation, has partnered with three major organizations: Hawaii Medical Service Association, The Queen’s Health System, and Kamehameha Schools.
A proposed seaglider design is shown in operation over the ocean. David Uchiyama, HSI co-administrator, discussed the project's approval process and production timeline with the Hawaii Tribune-Herald on September 25.
“They’re right now in the certification process with the U.S. Coast Guard, and the anticipated timeline would have vehicles coming off the production line in early 2026,”
The seagliders are being developed by REGENT Craft, a company based in Rhode Island. Author's summary: Seaglider Initiative expands with new partners.
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