Kansai Int'l Airport turns profit for 1st time

Kansai Int'l Airport turns profit for 1st time

OSAKA, Japan - Kansai International Airport Co. said on Nov. 24 it has secured a parent-only net profit of 3.32 billion yen in the six months ended in September, moving into the black for the first time since it opened an airport (in file photo) off Osaka 10 years ago.

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