Honolulu’s Airport Lei Sellers Struggle With Constant Change

The decoration sellers during a Honolulu International Airport contend their daily onslaught to stay in business would be eased if they had 15-year leases like they did in a past, and some-more respect.

They meant honour from their landlord, a State Airports Division, and honour from some of their piker business who continue to exchange with them to sell leis for $2 and $3 apiece, even yet a cost to palm fibre any decoration has increasing exponentially.

Ever given a state changed a airfield decoration sellers in a early 1990’s to a petrify structure by a departures ramp, they have been on revocable month-to-month permits. Their plcae is so formidable to find, decoration seller Myrna Milan Chun says, “Some of the friends don’t even know we are here.”

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