Haneda-Beijing direct flight route opens

Haneda-Beijing direct flight route opens

TOKYO, Japan - Passengers board the first direct flight linking Tokyo's Haneda and Beijing airports while All Nippon Airways staff see them off at Haneda airport on Oct. 25, 2009. The route is Haneda's fourth international route after Seoul, Shanghai and Hong Kong.

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