SINKING FEELING
Japan Air System plans within two years to cease operating most of its nine domestic and five international services out of Kansai Airport. JAS, Japan's third largest carrier, cites thin demand and the airport's high landing fees for the pullout. Most of JAS' domestic flights, some of which are...
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