Construction of 2nd Haneda terminal begins

Construction of 2nd Haneda terminal begins

TOKYO, Japan - A ground-breaking ceremony to launch the construction of a second passenger terminal at Tokyo's Haneda airport is held Dec. 12. The new east terminal, which is expected to cost 67 billion yen and to be completed in March 2004, will be used primarily by the All Nippon Airways group and Air Do, and the existing west terminal will be used by the Japan Airlines group and Japan Air System.

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