American Ships Overcome Hawaii’s Logistics Problem
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American Ships Overcome Hawaii’s Logistics Problem
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Hawaii’s logistics depend on reliable shipping. What role does the Jones Act play in keeping the islands supplied — and what gets left out of the debate over Hawaii’s supply chain?
On the American Maritime Podcast, Jennifer Carpenter and The Pasha Group’s Cary Davis explore shipping to Hawaii, the American ships and mariners delivering essential goods, and the investments strengthening the islands’ maritime infrastructure.
Davis offers an operator’s perspective on the questions surrounding Hawaii’s logistics: shipping costs, competition, supply chain reliability, and the Jones Act. He explains how American carriers kept goods moving during the pandemic and how the law supports investment in American-built ships, alternative fuels, and the new Kapalama Container Terminal in Honolulu Harbor.
The conversation also examines Hawaii’s cost of living and why, according to Davis, the extended Jones Act waiver hasn’t delivered the consumer benefits its advocates promised.
Watch to understand what keeps Hawaii supplied—and hear the case for a vibrant American Maritime workforce from a company doing the work.
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