Interview with International Airlines Group's Walsh

Interview with International Airlines Group's Walsh

TOKYO, Japan - Willie Walsh, chief executive of the International Airlines Group, the holding company of British Airways, poses during an interview in Tokyo on March 29, 2011. He said the airline would resume services at Tokyo's Haneda airport as soon as possible after shifting all its flights to Narita airport due to scheduling difficulties after the massive earthquake in Japan.

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