Narita airport reopens refurbished, expanded South Wing terminal

Narita airport reopens refurbished, expanded South Wing terminal

NARITA, Japan - Officials cut a tape to celebrate the reopening of arefurbished South Wing of Narita International Airport's Terminal 1 on June 2. The terminal becomes the nation's largest with enhancements that airport officials say will reduce inconvenience for passengers at Japan's main international gateway.

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