Skynet starts Haneda-Kumamoto route

Skynet starts Haneda-Kumamoto route

KUMAMOTO, Japan - A Skynet Asia Airways Co. plane arrives at Kumamoto airport in southwestern Japan on Aug. 2 after the company began a new route between Kumamoto and Tokyo's Haneda airport the same day. (Kyodo)

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