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International Flights Canceled and Delayed at Haneda and Narita Airports

TOKYO, Jul 20 (News On Japan) - A worldwide system failure affecting computers running 'Windows' has caused flight disruptions at Japan's domestic airports, with international flights being particularly impacted yesterday.

Due to the global system failure, several international flights at Haneda Airport, operated by three American airlines, were either canceled or delayed on Friday.

Narita Airport was also affected, with five airlines experiencing disruptions. Jetstar canceled 28 flights yesterday, and today, three flights between Fukuoka and Narita have also been canceled.

Previously: Communication Meltdown Hits Airports

Source: TBS

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