Japan’s Kansai Airport Still Closed After Typhoon Flooding
Airlines were forced to suspend operations for a second day Sept. 5 at Osaka Kansai International Airport due to severe flooding, and there was no indication of when the airport will reopen. Most of Kansai’s surface area was covered with water after the devastating Typhoon Jebi hit Japan on Sept. 4...
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