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The country's main airlines said they would restart flights to the tsunami-hit Sendai airport, beginning Wednesday.

Casson attended a conference last month in which he spoke of the desire to restart flights from the UK to Sharm el-Sheikh.

The airline, which is expanding into the hospitality industry, plans to restart flights to Yangon in October after a four-year hiatus, buoyed by the prospects of a rise in business travel and tourism to Buddhist temples and ancient cities. "With the new economic and political reality, Myanmar has a huge potential both economically and from the tourism side," Mr. Baker said.

And Taiwan's airport authorities have a quick knack for knowing just when to stop and restart flights when typhoons hit, as shown three times this month.

Its rival easyJet said it was restarting flights in Britain and continental Europe but expected delays in the next few days because of the backlog of stranded passengers.

It is a particularly bitter blow for those who have ridden out several tough years in the tourist industry, because it comes at a time when there seemed to be cause for a sliver of cautious optimism, with Russia talking about restarting flights after a string of security upgrades in the airport at Sharm el-Sheikh, from where Metrojet Flight 9268 took off.

British Airways, for example, recently restarted flights from London to Kuala Lumpur, which is Malaysia Airline's flagship route.

IN THE next few days, American officials are due to decide whether to restart surveillance flights over Peru and Colombia aimed at denying the freedom of the skies to light aircraft used by drug traffickers.

The airline will restart its flights to the Iranian capital on 17 April.

Earlier this month, Boeing executives had said that they expect to restart commercial flights of the 787 within "weeks".

He said that the current situation required Russia to restart the flights, which were cut at the end of the Cold War.