4 airlines begin Haneda-Kimpo flights

4 airlines begin Haneda-Kimpo flights

TOKYO, Japan - Land, Infrastructure and Transport Minister Nobuteru Ishihara addresses a ceremony to mark the beginning of shuttle flights between Tokyo's Haneda and Seoul's Kimpo airports at Haneda on Nov. 30. Four airlines from Japan and South Korea began providing one round-trip flight each per day between Haneda and Kimpo.

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