Momentum in the air transport operational recovery in Tokyo following last week's devastating earthquake and tsunami could be difficult to maintain in the face of growing fears over radiation exposure from unstable nuclear reactors.
Momentum in the air transport operational recovery in Tokyo following last week's devastating earthquake and tsunami could be difficult to maintain in the face of growing fears over radiation exposure from unstable nuclear reactors. Tokyo Narita and Haneda reported no major damage from the quake and flights to/from the airports were mostly operating normally Monday (ATW Daily News, March 15). But airlines on Tuesday started announcing new flight adjustments as the situation at the ...
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