ANA partially reopens check-in counter at Haneda airport

ANA partially reopens check-in counter at Haneda airport

All Nippon Airways staffers bow in front of the reopened check-in counter at the second terminal of Tokyo's Haneda airport on July 1, 2020. ANA reopened the check-in counter for domestic flights on the same day, following a more than two-month closure amid the coronavirus pandemic. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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