Asiana the only airline set to fly into Ibaraki airport

Asiana the only airline set to fly into Ibaraki airport

MITO, Japan - Asiana Airlines Managing Director Hyun Dong Silk (R) and Ibaraki Gov. Masaru Hashimoto announced at a news conference in Mito, Ibaraki Prefecture, on Feb. 2 that Asiana would fly one flight daily from Incheon to Ibaraki airport after its opening in March next year.

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