KOBE, Apr 19 (News On Japan) –
Kobe Airport has launched its first common worldwide constitution flights since opening in 2006, connecting town with 5 main Asian locations—Incheon in South Korea, Taipei and Taichung in Taiwan, and Shanghai and Nanjing in China—with a complete of 40 round-trip flights per week.
While the transfer is anticipated to convey important financial advantages—an estimated 10.4 billion yen—the growth has additionally highlighted a longstanding concern: entry to the airport.
Currently, the one rail connection to Kobe Airport is the Port Liner, which takes 18 minutes from Sannomiya Station. However, throughout rush hour, the trains are already closely crowded.
A reporter on the station described the scene: “The train has arrived, and passengers are squeezing in. It’s packed to the limit.”
The inflow of worldwide vacationers carrying massive suitcases throughout peak commuting hours might add to the congestion. Although a devoted airport bus service exists as a congestion countermeasure, its low public consciousness stays a priority.
Source: KTV NEWS