Sleepless travelers left Narita airport on Tuesday, a day after Typhoon Faxai disrupted flights and train services and forced some 13,000 people to stay overnight at the major international airport near Tokyo.Keisei Electric Railway Co. resumed normal services to and from the airport, while East Japan Railway Co., or JR East, was operating with some services connecting to the gateway delayed and canceled.Long lines formed at train ticket counters even before the first train service on the Keisei Line began at around 5:20 a.m."It was chaotic inside the airport with so many people trying to g…READ FULL ARTICLE