UPS resumes flights to Japanese airport - Atlanta Business Chronicle
UPS Airlines has resumed flying to the Narita Airport, located about 35 miles east of Tokyo, after suspending operations late last week as a result of the tsunami that hit Japan Friday afternoon.
Jackie Blair, a public relations supervisor with UPS Airlines, said the unit of Atlanta-based UPS is now flying into Narita as well as Osaka, southwest of Tokyo, although it temporarily has suspended service in northern, eastern and parts of central Japan due to extensive damage to the transportation infrastructure.
UPS Airlines has resumed flying to the Narita Airport, located about 35 miles east of Tokyo, after suspending operations late last week as a result of the tsunami that hit Japan Friday afternoon.
Jackie Blair, a public relations supervisor with UPS Airlines, said the unit of Atlanta-based UPS is now flying into Narita as well as Osaka, southwest of Tokyo, although it temporarily has suspended service in northern, eastern and parts of central Japan due to extensive damage to the transportation infrastructure.
