[COA142 Eric Maresh]

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Delta, Continental, and United airlines say they're applying for permission to fly from the U.S. to Tokyo's
Haneda Airport. Delta and United are the biggest U.S. airlines serving Japan, and they already fly to Tokyo Narita airport. Continental is looking to expand its flights to Asia. Flying to Haneda would put them in the airport closest to
downtown Tokyo, which has mostly been used by domestic travelers. A proposed aviation treaty with Japan would open that airport to U.S. carriers for the first time since 1978. Delta says it applied to the Transportation Department to fly to Haneda from Seattle, Detroit, Los Angeles, and Honolulu. United says it is wants to fly from Seattle. Continental's flights would be from the New York area and Guam.

[COA408 Kyle Vander Ark]

That would be awesome! So would Continental fly the 777 from EWR and the 767 from Guam?

[COA147 Mark Barnette]

COA408 Kyle Vander Ark, on 21 February 2010 - 06:47 PM, said:

That would be awesome! So would Continental fly the 777 from EWR and the 767 from Guam?

I have seen a lot of Continental 737 flights to Japan from Guam.

[COA408 Kyle Vander Ark]

Oh true, The micronesia is a 737 or 767. Wasn't sure how long that flight would be.

[COA718 Tony Dax]

banzaiiiiiiiiiii KEWR to TOKYO