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Airlink’s Disaster Response
Airlink is working with airline and logistics partners to rapidly mobilize humanitarian partners to provide the following services across Hawaii:
- Emergency supply distribution, damage assessment, and debris removal
- Provide food, water, resources, and disaster case management
- Distribute hot meals to families, first responders, and anyone affected
Due to high airfare costs to reach Hawaii and current domestic travel delays, logistics and funding support are all the more critical for our nonprofit partners.
A donation of even $12 can make all the difference in helping Airlink send a responder. Your support will help Airlink get relief to Hawaii now to help communities recover tomorrow.
Situation Overview
Hawaii is experiencing its worst flash flooding in more than 20 years, prompting thousands of residents to evacuate during the week of March 16, 2026. The severe flooding is a result of Kona low storms, which are subtropical cyclones that typically develop between October and April, during Hawaii’s wet season. What makes these March storms so unprecedented is that two Kona lows formed back-to-back, lashing communities with impacts twofold.
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