GUAM-BOUND
A management consultant group in Saitama, near Tokyo, is the latest to say it wants to form a new carrier to operate charter flights to Guam, the U.S. territory that is a popular Japanese vacation spot. With the tentative name of Japan Pacific Airlines, the carrier is to lease a 280-seat Boeing 767...
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