U.S. Carriers Cancel Tokyo Flights, Waive Fees After Earthquake

United Continental Holdings Inc., Delta Air Lines Inc. and American Airlines canceled dozens of flights between the U.S. and Tokyo after Japan’s strongest earthquake on record clogged two major airports.

Cancellations at Narita International, Japan’s main overseas gateway, stranded almost 14,000 people before partial operations resumed with the rescheduling of nine departures. Tokyo’s Haneda airport, Asia’s second-busiest by passengers, also resumed flights.