(2)Skymark Airlines begins flights between Haneda and Kansai

(2)Skymark Airlines begins flights between Haneda and Kansai

OSAKA, Japan - Passengers walk to a boarding gate at Kansai International Airport near Osaka on March 11 after a ceremony to launch Skymark Airlines Co. flights between Kansai Airport and Tokyo's Haneda Airport. (Kyodo)

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