Kansai International Airport: Japan’s iconic airport is now sinking; experts race to save £15 billion structure – Details inside

Nestled within the picturesque Osaka Bay in Japan, the Kansai International Airport, once praised for its uniqueness, is now grappling with a pressing predicament – it’s sinking at an alarming pace.

Launched in 1994, this colossal £15 billion aviation marvel was envisioned as a beacon of modernity and convenience, facilitating air travel for the inhabitants of Osaka and serving as a crucial hub for prominent Asian airlines like All Nippon Airways, Japan Airlines, and Nippon Cargo Airlines.