Tsunami-hit Sendai Airport reopens

Tsunami-hit Sendai Airport reopens

SENDAI, Japan - Passengers from Seoul aboard the first flight arriving at Sendai Airport in Miyagi Prefecture since the March 11 earthquake and tsunami are welcomed at the airport on Sept. 25, 2011. Asiana Airlines flights connecting Seoul had been operating daily before the disaster but are now scheduled three days a week for the time being. (Kyodo)

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