Spring to Japan
By Winny Wang |
March 29, 2011, Tuesday
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CHINA'S budget carrier Spring Airlines plans to resume its Japanese route on Friday, eying a recovery in demand.
Operation has resumed at Ibaraki airport.
The Shanghai-based carrier will fly twice weekly from Shanghai to Ibaraki, instead of three times.
"Operations have turned normal in Ibaraki airport, so we resumed the flights," said Zhang Wu'an, a spokesman for the airline.
But he added that the carrier hasn't decided when to launch a new route linking Shanghai with Kagawa.
Operation has resumed at Ibaraki airport.
The Shanghai-based carrier will fly twice weekly from Shanghai to Ibaraki, instead of three times.
"Operations have turned normal in Ibaraki airport, so we resumed the flights," said Zhang Wu'an, a spokesman for the airline.
But he added that the carrier hasn't decided when to launch a new route linking Shanghai with Kagawa.
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