The overall number of passengers on international flights to and from Haneda airport in Tokyo more than doubled in the first year from the previous 12 months after regular international services were resumed last November, according to the Tokyo Immigration Bureau.
The number of passenger arrivals and departures on international flights from last November to October marked a 2.1-fold rise to 6.93 million, just short of the government’s target of 7 million, immigration officials said Wednesday.
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