Tensions between the U. S. and North Korea have prompted a Hong Kong-based airline to delay flights between the U. S. Pacific territory of Guam and Japan. Pa
HAGATNA – Tensions between the U. S. and North Korea have prompted a Hong Kong-based airline to delay flights between the U. S. Pacific territory of Guam and Japan.
Pacific Daily News reports ( bit.ly/2xqBUab) HK Express planned to start the flights at the end of October but has delayed flights until next summer “in view of geopolitical concerns in the region.”
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has threatened Guam, a U. S. territory in the Pacific. It has fired two missiles over Japan, including one launched on Friday.
