Dillingham Airfield

Dillingham Airfield is located near the western point of Oahu, at Kaena Point. Dillingham Airfield is currently a joint-use airport owned by the United States Army but operated by the State of Hawaii. Dillingham is one of the most dynamic airports in Oahu, Hawaii. On a usual day Oahu activities such as gliders, powered aircraft, and parachute operations are some of the Hawaii activities. Hawaii Discount offers an Oahu Lost Tour, and some of the TV show “LOST” is filmed at Dillingham Airfield, which is close to the North Shore of Oahu. The fuselage from Oceanic Airlines is stored at this airport and is transported to the LOST TV crew when filming. Dillingham Airfield in Oahu is currently State operated by Hawaii.

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DURATION: 30 minutes

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