A 2.1 kilogramme tortoise caused a 15-minute delay for five flights at Narita Airport after it was spotted on the runway. — Picture courtesy of Facebook/ All Nippon Airways
The runway was ordered closed by the Narita International Airport Corp who carried out checks and moved the tortoise to safety. Although there have been regular cases of cats, raccoons, dogs, and other animals entering the runway, the appearance of a tortoise is very uncommon.
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