Direct flight from Mexico arrives at Narita airport

Direct flight from Mexico arrives at Narita airport

TOKYO, Japan - Passengers on an AeroMexico flight that arrived at Narita International Airport on April 29 walk through the arrival lobby after quarantine authorities carried out inspections abroad the plane. No suspected cases of swine flu infection were found.

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