A Japan Airlines passenger jet collided with a coastguard plane at Tokyo's Haneda Airport on Tuesday night, killing five crew members on the coastguard aircraft while all 379 passengers and crew aboard the Airbus escaped. Authorities have launched an investigation, with Airbus and British investigators set to assist.
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During a late-night briefing on Tuesday, Japan Airlines officials affirmed that the passenger jet had secured landing permission from air traffic control.
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Amid cancellations and disrupted operations at one of the world’s busiest airports, domestic flights at Haneda resumed on Wednesday morning.
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the incident at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport, where a passenger jet collided with a coast guard plane on Tuesday night, spared the lives of all 379 passengers and crew on the Airbus
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who were on a mission to aid victims of the New Year’s Day earthquake that claimed at least 62 lives
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where 520 passengers and crew lost their lives
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A police spokesperson confirmed the establishment of a special investigation unit at the airport but declined to comment on whether they are specifically looking into possible professional negligence.
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