North Korea’s state-run Air Koryo conducted two flights to Vladivostok in recent days, with a Russian media report suggesting that DPRK laborers are flocking to the airport before flying back to Pyongyang.

Neither of the flights appeared on aviation-tracking services but did show up on Vladivostok International Airport’s timetable, which shows that the airline is scheduled to conduct regular flights between the two cities on Mondays and Fridays until at least March.

The most recent flight took place on Monday, with an Il-62 aircraft landing in Vladivostok at 10:17 a.m. KST and subsequently departing for Pyongyang at 1:03 p.m., the