The Archive · 1938

Japanese Air Lines in China

Shanghai to Tokyo Planned as One-day Service With three—Japanese-controlled aviation companies pooling their resources, regular passenger services linking various cities in Central and North China under Japanese military occupation soon will be in operation, the "Shanghai Nippo" stated last night.

The Japan Air Transport Company, the Hui Tung Aviation Company and the Manchuria Air Transport Company will operate the services. One-day service will be available between Shanghai and Tokyo.

Tentative rates and schedules were announced by the daily as follows:

Shanghai-Fukuoka, Y.85 three times a week; Shanghai-Nanking, Y.30 daily; Shanghai-Hangchow, Y.25 daily; Hangchow-Nanking, Y.25 daily; Shanghai-Peiping, Y.150 three times a week; Shanghai-Tientsin, Y.130 three times a week; Shanghai-Dairen, Y.120 three times a week; Shanghai-Tsingtao, Y.80 three times a week.

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