Passengers suffer flight disruption

OSAKA, Japan - Passengers take it easy in a special lounge at Kansai airport in Osaka on April 19, 2010. The lounge was opened for people stuck at the airport due to flight cancellations following a volcanic eruption in Iceland.

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