TOKYO - Japan Airlines Co. and All Nippon Airways Co. said Wednesday they will reduce domestic flights for a week, the first cutback in air services in Japan as the spread of the new coronavirus curbs travel plans.The airlines known as JAL and ANA said they will cut the number of flights departing from and arriving at Haneda airport in Tokyo, Itami airport in Osaka, and other locations from this Friday to next Thursday, citing reduced passenger numbers.JAL said in a statement the reduction is also in response to "the change in environment where sports and cultural events have been cancelled…READ FULL ARTICLE
