TOKYO -- Officials at Japan's Kansai International Airport are at a loss to explain how former Nissan Motor Chairman Carlos Ghosn made it past security checks to board a private jet on his way to Lebanon.
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Kansai International Airport sits on an artificial island in Osaka Bay and serves as the gateway for the Osaka area in western Japan. (Photo courtesy of Kansai Airports)
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