ANA launches Narita-Munich flights

ANA launches Narita-Munich flights

NARITA, Japan - A tape-cutting ceremony at Narita airport near Tokyo marks the launch of All Nippon Airways Co.'s regular flights linking Narita and Munich, Germany, on July 1, 2010.

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