Japan: Heavy Snow Leaves 800 Passengers Stranded Overnight at New Chitose Airport

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Japan: Heavy Snow Leaves 800 Passengers Stranded Overnight at New Chitose Airport

Heavy snowfall hit Sapporo on Tuesday, January 13, significantly reducing visibility across the city. At New Chitose Airport, 126 flights were canceled and many were delayed. Around 800 passengers were stranded overnight due to the severe weather.

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  • Chitose, NOTE: 7 clips Video Location: New Chitose Airport, 2026, Hokkaido, Japan Video Recording Date/Time: January 13

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