SEOUL - When Jun Jae O, a pilot for South Korea's low-cost carrier Air Seoul, announced that his plane was entering the skies above Japan's Tottori Prefecture on the Sea of Japan coast one recent Sunday morning, the cabin began to stir to life.
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