Chinese Activist Stuck in Tokyo Airport – Weird China News

A Chinese activist who has spent more than three months living inside Tokyo's international airport said Tuesday that Chinese officials have given him permission to return home.

A commercial jet carrying more than 100 passengers caused a scare after landing Sunday at an airport in northwest China's Shaanxi Province, but no one was hurt, the airport authority and carrier said Monday.

Passengers were up in arms in Beijing when they were suddenly told they would have to remove their shoes and belts in order to pass through Level 2 security checks at the capital's airport. At Shanghai's Pudong and Hongqiao airports and other airports around the country the story was the same.

there are some exciting new developments in the airport sector that should help the rich get richer. Wonder if they do any maintenance to the plane .. or does that too " have little economic benefit?

Five robot Fuwa debut on Tuesday inside the newly-built Terminal 3 of the airport. The robots can provide guiding services for passengers with language contact.

In the evening of July 9, Xiaoshan (萧山) airport in Hangzhou (杭州) was forced to close for 56 minutes. But unlike before the airport was closed for the bad weather, this time it was closed for the UFO that appeared up in the air of the airport.

TOKYO — The Dalai Lama said Thursday that he supported Beijing’s hosting of the Summer Olympics, but he insisted that pro-Tibet demonstrators had the right to voice their opinions during the international torch relay as long as they refrained from violence.

Within two weeks of starting his personal blog in 2002, Wang Jianshuo noticed something peculiar. A post he had written about shuttle services to and from the Pudong airport in Shanghai was getting a lot of traffic. In fact, it was getting so much traffic that Google ranked it first when searching for the words “Pudong airport.” The explanation turned out to be simple: Mr.

Around 6pm on September 17th, photos taken by numerous travelers showing thick black smoke outside Terminal 2 at Beijing International Airport began showing up around Weibo.