CJIA decides to collect landing charge of 1,660 yen per ton

Central Japan International Airport Co. (CJIAC) President Yukihisa Hirano revealed at a news conference on November 15 that it has decided to collect landing charge of 1,660 yen per ton, reducing from originally proposed 1,760 yen. An airline, for example, will pay 655,700 yenfor a landing of B747-400 (395 tons), 39,500 yen cheaper than the original proposal, and it will be much lower than 950,000 yen at Narita Airport and 830,000 yen at Kansai International Airport.

This Week Contents
Headline
- CJIA decides to collect landing charge of 1,660yen per ton
Airline
- JAL and SKY agree with code-sharing flights on Haneda-Kansai
- More active air traffic between China and Japanthan between Japan and the U.S.
- UAL will offer double-daily flights on its Narita-LA route
- JAA enjoyed large growth of passengers from Taiwan
Industry
- KHI is preparing for production of Boeing 7E7
Airport
- Kansai gained more international flight passengers for October
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