WEARING DOWN THE OPPOSITION
Japan's Ministry of Transport has opened--with the agreement of residents--10 additional slots at Tokyo's international gateway, Narita Airport, bringing the facility's daily flight count to 370. Five of the new slots go to charter operators and five to business jets. Residents have blocked attempts...
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