[新聞] 法航,德航將日本機組員暫移至韓國首爾

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法航,德航將日本機組員暫移至韓國首爾 1. 德航-將東京班機改停大阪及名古屋, 並增停Seoul for crew Change. 避免組員在日本過夜 2. 法航/KLM, 增停Seoul 3. 義大利航空: 增加組員, 以因應可即時往返 4. 瑞航-中停Hong Kong for crew change 5. 英航: Under Review 國籍航空 C教官表示:.... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Air France, Lufthansa Move Japan-Based Crews to Seoul Amid Radiation Risk By Steve Rothwell and Cornelius Rahn - Mar 15, 2011 9:02 PM GMT+0800 Deutsche Lufthansa AG rerouted its Tokyo flights to the cities of Nagoya and Osaka, citing the risk of nuclear fallout and aftershocks following last week’s earthquake and tsunami. Photographer: Ralph Orlowski/Bloomberg Deutsche Lufthansa AG (LHA) rerouted its Tokyo flights to the southern-Japanese cities of Nagoya and Osaka, citing the risk of nuclear fallout and aftershocks following last week’s earthquake and tsunami. The German carrier’s services are also stopping in Seoul for a crew change to avoid having staff stay overnight in Japan, spokesman Michael Lamberty said in an interview. Air France-KLM (AF) Group is likewise routing flights via the South Korean capital and other European carriers are taking similar steps. “We’re doing this to be prepared for all possible scenarios,” Lamberty said by phone from Lufthansa’s hub in Frankfurt. “The radioactive particles are the main concern.” The Fukushima Dai-Ichi nuclear power plant was today rocked by two further explosions and a fire as workers there struggled to avert the risk of a meltdown, heightening concern about radiation leaks after March 11’s earthquake and tsunami. Air France and KLM are operating flights via Seoul while continuing to serve the Japanese capital, spokesman Cedric Leurquin said by phone. Passengers can use a ticket on any flight and special one-way fares are on offer for people who aren’t sure when they’ll return, he said. Extra Crew Italian carrier Alitalia SpA said it has added extra crew on flights to Japan so personnel don’t have to spend the night there. The company introduced the policy on March 13, according to a spokesman who declined to be identified, citing company rules. Flights are operating normally, he said. Lufthansa’s Swiss International Airlines unit scrapped a flight from Zurich to Tokyo on March 13 before resuming its daily service yesterday, spokeswoman Sonja Ptassek said. Flights are stopping in Hong Kong for a crew change, she said. British Airways has put its Tokyo operations “under review” while sticking with its usual timetable, spokeswoman Cathy West said by telephone. There are almost 24 hours until the next daily flight to Narita airport and the five times-a-week service to the capital’s Haneda terminal doesn’t depart until Thursday, giving the London-based company time to mull options, she said. Appeal for Calm Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan appealed for calm as he said the danger of further radiation leaks was rising at the crippled Fukushima facility, 135 miles (220 kilometers) north of Tokyo. Sea water is being pumped to cool the reactors and prevent the uncontrolled release of radioactive material. About 140,000 people within a radius of 20 to 30 kilometers were ordered to stay indoors, Kyodo News reported. The March 11 earthquake -- updated yesterday to a magnitude of 9 from 8.9 by the U.S. Geological Survey -- and subsequent tsunami have led to what Kan called the country’s worst crisis since World War II. More than 2,000 people are confirmed dead and there have been 405 aftershocks. To contact the reporters on this story: Steven Rothwell in London at srothwell@bloomberg.net; Cornelius Rahn in Frankfurt at crahn2@bloomberg.net http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-03-15/ air-france-lufthansa-move-japan-based-crews-to-seoul-amid-radiation-risk.html -- 航空/鐵道/都市資料找不到? Well, the opinion may be on the way! -- ※ 發信站: 批踢踢實業坊(ptt.cc) ◆ From: 114.25.15.125

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