Asiana feels chill in air travel from frosty South Korea-Japan ties

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Asiana feels chill in air travel from frosty South Korea-Japan ties
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SEOUL — South Korea's Asiana Airlines said on Tuesday (July 30) it plans to switch to smaller planes for some of its Japan routes starting September due to declining demand amid a worsening diplomatic and economic row between South Korea and Japan.

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