Japan flights continue to be cancelled after Storm Jebi
>> Japan flights cancelled due to Storm Jebi
Jetstar Pacific has announced that flights from Vietnam to Japan's Osaka City will continue to be suspended until after September 20 as Kansai Airport is still under repair.
Jebi was the strongest storm to hit Japan for 25 years. It landed in Japan on September 4 and caused severe damage. Kansai Airport, as well as the only bridge connecting the mainland with the airport, was also damaged after a truck crash. Traffic was paralysed after the accident.
Both domestic and international flights of many airlines were affected. Japanese airline ANA Holdings cancelled 247 domestic and 8 international flights. Japan Airlines cancelled 176 domestic flights.
Jetstar Pacific cancelled 38 flights to Osaka from September 4 to 20. Vietnam Airlines also cancelled and delayed many flights to Osaka during this time.
Kansai Airport is still under repair
Jebi was the strongest storm to hit Japan for 25 years. It landed in Japan on September 4 and caused severe damage. Kansai Airport, as well as the only bridge connecting the mainland with the airport, was also damaged after a truck crash. Traffic was paralysed after the accident.
Both domestic and international flights of many airlines were affected. Japanese airline ANA Holdings cancelled 247 domestic and 8 international flights. Japan Airlines cancelled 176 domestic flights.
Jetstar Pacific cancelled 38 flights to Osaka from September 4 to 20. Vietnam Airlines also cancelled and delayed many flights to Osaka during this time.
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