Taiwan's two biggest airlines China Airlines (CAL) and EVA Airways are expected to transport some 2,000 Taiwanese tourists stranded in the earthquake-stricken Japanese prefecture Hokkaido back home on Saturday, using extra flights and bigger aircraft, in addition to their existing services, the Tourism Bureau said.
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