Economic impacts
	With a general fear of flying rampant, tourism in Hawaii plunged, triggering huge layoffs and straining charitable and government resources. The bleak economic outlook fueled social tensions. » Hawaiian Airlines to lay off 430 » Drastic business drops » Hotel vacancies put dent in state » Economic aftershocks add to anxiety

Isle farms hit by halt in air cargo Ferry service starts between Maui and Oahu Visitors beginning to cancel or adjust Hawaii trips Gov calls meet on economic crisis Efforts aim to offset loss of tourism Attacks hit harder than Gulf War Hawaiian Air to cut 20% of its flights Carriers drop fares to combat slowdown Unions, gov discuss worker aid Apana sees opportunity in lull Nightmare on Wall Street Layoffs: Given the slip Cayetano wants $1 billion to bolster economy Businesses feel pinch of tourism drop Business tax-break extension favored Crisis in tourism Unemployment claims keep rising Continental lays off 50 in Honolulu; Delta cuts 13,000 worldwide $20 million effort aims to boost economy Gov promises Kauai leaders state won't tap counties' funds State bankruptcy filings up 18% for the quarter

Garden Isle retail bucking slowdown, mayor says Atlantis Adventures announces 150 job cuts Layoffs hitting isles hard State's jobs division swamped with laid-off workers Lanai cutbacks affect hundreds American Classic cruise line files for bankruptcy Residents desperate for financial relief as holidays approach Cayetano predicts $1 billion revenue loss $60,000 in vouchers issued on Maui United cuts 171 jobs in Hawaii Gov allows health insurance for needy UH sets tuition aid for unemployed Time of need Cayetano releases $1 million for renters Freedom rings at the cash register Federal funds to help state labor Tourism gaining ground Hotel employment still down State tax revenues drop $88 mil below projection Hawaiian to cut 3 mainland flights on Sept. 11

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