Vanilla Air to cancel flights

Vanilla Air to cancel flights

TOKYO, Japan - Tomonori Ishii, president of Japanese budget carrier Vanilla Air, holds a press conference in Tokyo on May 16, 2014. The airline will cancel a total of 154 domestic flights, or 20 percent of its total services, in June 2014 due to a shortage of pilots.

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