Inside Japan's £15 billion airport that's sinking into the sea | World News
Japan's Kansai International Airport, which serves major airlines, was built on artificial islands - but its sinking at an alarming rate.
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Japan's Kansai International Airport, which serves major airlines, was built on artificial islands - but its sinking at an alarming rate.
Kansai International Airport is an enormous airport, that occupies two artificial islands in Osaka Bay. It serves as a hub for All Nippon Airways, Japan Airlines, and Nippon Cargo Airlines. But the £15billion-airport is sinking quickly and moving further and further away from the city.
Over 300 destinations will be on offer by the initial partner airlines, with more carriers to be added in the coming weeks.
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Japanese freight forwarders can search, compare, book and track air cargo capacity using cargo.one. Wednesday's launch is the latest step in the expansion in Asia Pacific of the leading marketplace for digital air cargo bookings. Japanese users are offered capacity from ANA Cargo, Lufthansa Cargo and Finnair Cargo, with many…