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The possibility of more slots—some in the daytime—to the U.S. from Tokyo’s close-in Haneda Airport could radically change U.S. airlines’ operations in Japan. Greater access to the airport is a prize the Japanese government has long withheld from U.S. airlines and one that U.S. industry has long...
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