I wonder who actually owns Hawaiian Airlines and if any of those owners live next to any AIRBNB rentals? Or if they ever hike Makapuu, or go to the beach, or try to go to Hanauma Bay, or drive on an errand in the city? I don't know how many is too many and I do know that we need jobs, but there is a sort of unbridled world view that we just need to keep growing numbers of visitors. Dunkerley is part of the problem and he is unwilling to be part of the solution, as others note, because his job is to grow the numbers. The State used to have a philosophy which they tried to implement via the "tourist destination area" land use designations. The idea was to focus hotel development in designated and bounded locations. But this scheme has not worked. We need some creative planning and thinking from State planners and the community to rein in the unbridled use of our landscape.