Japan Air Cuts China Flights Amid Spat; Shares Decline
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Japan Airlines Co. cut flights to China as a dispute over uninhabited islands in the East China Sea spurs travel boycotts and street protests. The carrier’s shares, which relisted on the stock market this week, tumbled.
The airline will reduce services to Beijing and Shanghai starting Oct. 10 until Oct. 27, it said by e-mail today. All Nippon Airways Co. will fly smaller planes to Beijing from Oct. 17 until Oct. 31, it said in a separate statement.