Runway incursion warning system at Haneda airport

Runway incursion warning system at Haneda airport

Work to install runway status lights begins at Haneda airport in Tokyo in the small hours of Oct. 2, 2024, to prevent runway incursions by aircraft, after a Japan Airlines plane collided while landing with a Japan Coast Guard aircraft on Jan. 2.

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