Chartered flight from Japan to China

Chartered flight from Japan to China

People check in at Narita airport near Tokyo on July 10, 2020, before boarding a chartered flight to Guangzhou, China. The flight operated by Japan Airlines Co. carried about 160 passengers, mainly Japanese businesspeople and their families, as economic activities resume in the country following a slowdown due to the coronavirus pandemic.

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