Yesterday’s sudden devastating earthquake in Japan induced the Continental and United Airlines to cancel their flights to Tokyo. The earthquake followed by Tsunami ruined every bit and therefore it was now not safe to land the flights to Narita International Airport. Flights landing to Japan’s Haneda Airport today were interrupted in between and diverted the British Airways flight to London’s Heathrow Airport. All the other flights to Narita Airport and other airports in Tokyo from other destinations were also cancelled due to this scourge Earthquake and Tsunami.
British Airways also cancelled their Haneda flight BA007 as a precautionary measure. All the airport authorities are facing a highly critical situation as to how would they operate all the flights. Other Airlines like Virgin and Atlantic also interrupted their flights and cancelled their daily flights to the Tokyo Airport from Heathrow airport of London. British airways officer said in the next few days and hours more flights will be suspended or diverted so everyone should check their schedules and booking status.
Just after the Earthquake occurred seven of the United Airlines and two Continental Airlines were airted in the night hours of Thursday. Many of them changed their routes and others changed their place of landing. Any kind of sufferings were not reported at all with any of the Japan’s employee. Air travelers had just to face little long hours of journey but they are safe and sound in health.
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