Korean airline prepares a chartered plane for Japanese fans attending JYJ concert

Talk about the power of international fans -- in response to the high number of Japanese fans flocking to Busan en masse for the�upcoming JYJ concert, Air Busan has announced plans to fly a specially chartered airplane this week. Air Busan, a subsidiary of Asiana Airlines regionally concentrated in Busan, revealed today that preparations are being made to�accommodate�the number of Japanese tourists seeking to attend the upcoming JYJ concerts on June 11 and 12. Air Busan normally flies the Osaka-Busan route twice a day with morning and afternoon flights, but due to the skyrocketing demand, preparations for a chartered plane were made accordingly. An official from the agency stated, "Among the international airlines, Air Busan is the only airline flying a chartered airplane for this concert. We specifically arranged this for Japanese fans to reduce the unfortunate event of having to miss one's favorite singer's concert due to a lack of [airplane] seats." Meanwhile, in the midst of worry regarding the aftereffects of the recent earthquake, Air Busan has scheduled planes for the Busan-Norita route on June 23 as scheduled in order to keep its promise to its customers. Source: Financial News