TOKYO -- Japan will rework its air traffic control system by spring 2025 to accommodate 2 million flights per year, up 10% from current capacity, anticipating a rebound in travel demand after the end of coronavirus-era travel restrictions.
Transportation
Japan to revamp air traffic control to handle 2m flights
Consolidated data system aims to ease congestion and cut emissions
Japan is expanding capacity at Haneda Airport and other major aviation hubs in anticipation of growing demand. (Photo by Kaisuke Ohta)
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