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Foreign News June 29, 1959

The Nome Nugget

Nome, Nome County, Alaska

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Japan Airlines launched direct transpacific flights between Seattle and Tokyo, with the inaugural eastbound flight departing Tokyo Saturday carrying 38 guests, including key Japanese officials and business leaders.

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Japanese Start New Seattle Flights

TOKYO, (AP) Japan Airlines opened new direct transpacific service between Seattle and Tokyo Saturday.

A group of 38 guests of the airlines left Tokyo International Airport at 6:19 p.m. aboard the City of Los Angeles for Seattle.

The airlines' westbound flight from Seattle to Tokyo is due here Tuesday.

Among passengers aboard the inaugural eastbound flight are Kazuo Awasawa, vice minister of transportation; Taizo Ishizaka, chairman of the Federation of Economic Organizations; Ataru Kobayashi, director of the federation; Tadao Sasayama, president of the Alaska Pulp Co., and Fujio Uchida, chief secretary of the foreign minister, who will make an inspection tour of Japanese diplomatic agencies in North America.

What sub-type of article is it?

Trade Or Commerce Economic

What keywords are associated?

Japan Airlines Seattle Tokyo Flights Inaugural Flight Transpacific Service Tokyo International Airport

What entities or persons were involved?

Kazuo Awasawa Taizo Ishizaka Ataru Kobayashi Tadao Sasayama Fujio Uchida

Where did it happen?

Tokyo

Foreign News Details

Primary Location

Tokyo

Event Date

Saturday

Key Persons

Kazuo Awasawa Taizo Ishizaka Ataru Kobayashi Tadao Sasayama Fujio Uchida

Outcome

new direct transpacific service opened between seattle and tokyo.

Event Details

Japan Airlines started direct flights between Seattle and Tokyo. The inaugural eastbound flight departed Tokyo International Airport at 6:19 p.m. Saturday with 38 guests aboard the City of Los Angeles. The westbound flight from Seattle is scheduled for Tuesday.

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