Planes temporarily grounded at Japan airports

Planes temporarily grounded at Japan airports

TOKYO, Japan - Airline staff are busy dealing with passengers at Tokyo's Haneda airport March 1 after flight schedules were disrupted at airports in Japan. All airplanes were temporarily grounded due to a breakdown of an air control system at the Tokyo Air Traffic Control Center earlier in the day. (Kyodo)

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