Typhoon-hit Kansai airport partially resumes int'l flights

International flights at Kansai International Airport partially resumed Saturday following the closure of the main gateway to western Japan after a powerful typhoon hit the area earlier this week.The first flight -- operated by All Nippon Airways -- took off for Shanghai. It is not yet known when Japan's third-largest airport, which is located on a manmade island in Osaka Bay, will fully resume international flights.A total of 14 flights -- 12 by low-cost carrier Peach Aviation and two by All Nippon Airways -- are expected to depart from and arrive at the airport on Saturday.Peach plans to …READ FULL ARTICLE