Flights between China and Japan are set to decrease by 57% during the upcoming summer travel season, according to data from aviation intelligence firm OAG. This significant reduction, with fewer than 3,000 flights scheduled for July and August compared to over 6,000 in the previous year, is attributed to ongoing geopolitical tensions. Beijing's issuance of a travel advisory urging citizens to avoid Japan, coupled with some Chinese airlines offering refunds, has contributed to the diminished demand and capacity. AI
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