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Delta to return to Tokyo Narita after seven years

Delta Air Lines plans to resume service at Tokyo Narita, returning to the airport after a seven-year absence. The move signals a change in the carrier’s Tokyo airport strategy and adds another development to the competitive Japan-U.S. market.

2026-08-11T09:20:38.828207-07:00

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