Air China resumes Beijing-Naha flights

Air China resumes Beijing-Naha flights

NAHA, Japan - Chinese tourists are greeted at Naha airport in Japan's southernmost prefecture of Okinawa on July 3, 2013. Air China resumed regular passenger flights between Beijing and Naha the same day, following a hiatus that began last October as relations between the two countries deteriorated over a territorial dispute.

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