Troubles related to an air-traffic malfunction in Japan continued into their second day Sunday, with 10 flights canceled and dozens of others delayed for up to two hours, airline and airport officials said.
At Tokyo’s Haneda airport, about 1,000 travelers who could not make their connecting flights or return home due to the late hour stayed overnight in the airport terminal building. They were provided with blankets by airlines and the terminal building operator.
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