HI HR68

Urges Congress and the Federal Aviation Administration to adopt laws and regulations that ban, regulate, or expressly authorize state and local governments to ban or regulate unmanned aircraft systems (drones) over private property.

Expresses concerns about the rapid growth of drone usage creating risks to people and property, including incidents of drones interfering with civil airliners and aerial firefighting operations.

Notes that unsafe, unauthorized, and unregulated drone flights over private property have raised serious concerns about safety, privacy, liability, and violation of property owners' rights.

Identifies legal uncertainty because the FAA has exclusive authority over navigable airspace, making it unclear whether state and local drone regulations are preempted by federal law, as demonstrated in Singer v. City of Newton (2017).

Directs certified copies of the resolution be sent to the President, U.S. Senate Majority Leader, U.S. House Speaker, Hawaii's congressional delegation, and the FAA Administrator.