Qantas resumes flights from Melbourne to Tokyo


SYDNEY (Xinhua): Australia's national carrier Qantas has resumed direct flights between Melbourne and Tokyo for the first time in more than three years, after the Covid-19 pandemic grounded the route.

According to a statement released on Sunday (March 26), as the first airline to provide non-stop flights between Melbourne International Airport and Tokyo's Haneda International Airport, the year-round flights will operate four days per week on an Airbus A330 aircraft.

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