On another tack about the renaming, one thing that this ninja-like changeover did is to disenfranchise pretty much every single voter on Oahu, and pretty much in the State of Hawaii, when it comes to significant changes to our state landmarks. The Honolulu International Airport is a state landmark - its not a pretty landmark, it is pretty beaten up and used by just about everyone who travels in this state - but still at the end, a landmark. Changing a landmark with cultural ties that go back generations (EG: The song "Honolulu City Lights" and the visualization of the song lyrics) should not be done on a whim or on a bright idea put forward by a couple of legislators. I get it, Sen. Inouye is a big deal - I've lived her all my life. But with that, I am not sure if the Senator himself would have been so keen on having a facility name changed in such a stealth move to avoid "unnecessary noise" surrounding it. 

As for the disenfranchisement - you know now who did that to you Oahu voter.