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Dallas to Tokyo flight canceled after Japan Airlines pilot's booze-fueled 2 am hotel rager - Vimarsana News

Dallas to Tokyo flight canceled after Japan Airlines pilot's booze-fueled 2 am hotel rager

Japan Airlines was unable to find a replacement pilot after a captain scheduled to fly from Dallas to Tokyo had a night of raucous drinking with his flight crew

Japan's Haneda Airport ranked world's cleanest: Three others also made Skytrax's Top 10 List - Vimarsana News

Japan's Haneda Airport ranked world's cleanest: Three others also made Skytrax's Top 10 List

Apan is a country often revered for its overall cleanliness, with streets generally free of litter, public places well-maintained, and tidiness deeply rooted in societal norms like the “shoes-off in the house” culture.

New United Airlines route aims to boost tourism amid sinking Yen - Vimarsana News

New United Airlines route aims to boost tourism amid sinking Yen

United Airlines’ officials say their new route between Haneda and Guam is expected to boost tourism amid a sinking Yen. The airline is putting forth efforts to revitalize a lagging Japan market

Source: kuam.com
Japanese yen: How the currency's record slump is squeezing the Japanese - Vimarsana News

Japanese yen: How the currency's record slump is squeezing the Japanese

From food to travel, it’s hard to find an aspect of life in Japan that hasn’t been affected by its declining currency,

Source: cnn.com
Boeing: Is it still safe to fly on their planes after a string of high-profile incidents - Vimarsana News

Boeing: Is it still safe to fly on their planes after a string of high-profile incidents

Does ‘if it ain’t Boeing, I ain’t going’ ring true anymore? The Independent’s travel correspondent Simon Calder examines the problem-hit company