At least five people died and thousands were stranded at Narita airport after unprecedented heavy rain triggered landslides and power outages in Chiba prefecture, eastern Japan.
At least five people died in eastern Japan after heavy rain hit Chiba prefecture, triggering landslides, power outages, and stranding thousands at Narita airport.
At least four people died and thousands were stranded at Narita airport as heavy rain flooded eastern Japan's Chiba prefecture, prompting unprecedented weather warnings during a busy holiday week.
Cathay Pacific confirmed the tail of an Airbus A330-300 struck the runway during a go-around at Hong Kong International Airport last Friday. The aircraft landed safely with no injuries reported, and the aviation regulator has ordered a report.
Narita International Airport operator forecasts 1.59 million travelers between Friday and May 10, a 2% increase from last year's Golden Week. Sunday saw peak departures at nearly 57,000, while arrivals will likely peak May 6. However, February departures dropped 7.4% year-over-year and 28.8% from 2019, with analysts noting negative outlook for the remainder of the year.
