Japan's transport ministry and the public corporation that manages Tokyo's Narita airport are in a quandary
Japan's transport ministry and the public corporation that manages Tokyo's Narita airport are in a quandary about how to allocate additional slots when the facility's new 2,180-meter (7,150-ft.) runway enters service on Apr. 18. Only 882 weekly slots are to be allocated, but Narita is an essential...
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