13 caused widespread cancellations and shutdowns across Okinawa, although air travel remained disrupted as airlines worked to restore schedules and accommodate passengers stranded during the opening days of Japan's busy Obon holiday period. 13 was moving gradually away from Okinawa after bringing violent winds, high waves and extensive transport disruption to the prefecture. Airline counter operations at Naha Airport resumed on August 8, but all domestic flights at the airport remained canceled for the day because of the lingering effects of the typhoon. The airline also continued special arrangements allowing passengers booked on affected Okinawa services to change or refund tickets without the usual fees. The line connects Naha Airport with central Naha and Urasoe and is an important transport link for both residents and tourists.