TOKYO — Narita airport, Japan's main international gateway, was forced to shut one of its two runways on Monday when…
TOKYO — Narita airport, Japan's main international gateway, was forced to shut one of its two runways on Monday when a plane entered the wrong taxiway after landing, local media reported. The Boeing 787 Air Canada flight from Montreal, carrying about 210 passengers and crew, was stranded for hours on the taxiway under construction alongside the runway, public broadcaster NHK said. There were no reports of injuries at the airport east of Tokyo.
