Japan Airport Terminal's top execs step down amid corruption scandal

Two high-ranking executives from Japan's largest airport operator have resigned amid accusations of corruption involving a consultant linked to their son. The investigation into illegal payments made through a shell firm handling massage chair operations at Haneda Airport continues, with Big Wing reported to have paid approximately ¥100 million over five years. Another company was responsible for the actual work, and penalties totaling ¥40 million were imposed for income concealment and failure to report commission fees. Japan Airport Terminal is set to announce a new management team and share investigation results with the transport ministry soon.