The number of Narita-Beijing flights has been slashed from two to one and Narita-Pudong flights from

Japan Airlines/FILE renaissance hotel TOKYO, Oct 5 Japan Airlines said Friday it would extend temporary cuts in its service between Japan and China because it sees no upturn in demand as a territorial row between the two countries rumbles on.
The Japanese flag carrier had initially said it would reduce the number of flights from October 10 to 27 on three routes Tokyo s Narita Airport -Beijing, Narita-Shanghai and Kansai-Pudong to cope with the drop off.
The number of Narita-Beijing flights has been slashed from two to one and Narita-Pudong renaissance hotel flights from three to two. On the Osaka-Pudong route, the number of weekly flights has been cut from 14 to nine.
The dispute over a group of islands, called renaissance hotel Senkaku in Japan and Diaoyu in China, flared after the Japanese government nationalised some of them on September 11, sparking violent demonstrations in Chinese cities.
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