Aviation
Information related to aviation in and around the DPRK
Air Koryo to restart twice-weekly Pyongyang-Samjiyon flights: Arirang-Meari
New route comes amid ongoing renovation of Ryanggang province, expanding domestic tourism
Two years on, still no int’l flight activity at North Korea’s Kalma airport
Satellite imagery, sources suggest Wonsan development remains largely unused domestically
North Korean oil product imports from China increase in March
Spikes were not enough to indicate upcoming supply shortages
Air Koryo to start twice weekly Pyongyang-Dandong flights
JS781 will depart Pyongyang on Tuesdays and Thursdays to Dandong
Air Koryo jet conducts in-country flight following two month absence
Flight path similar to previously test flight following mid-air incident aboard P-632 plane
The impact of the U.S. Treasury’s Air Koryo sanctions designations
Short-term impact likely negligible, but potential for major consequences in medium-to-long term
Flying colors: A dispatch from North Korea’s first-ever air show
The Wonsan Air Show attracted locals as well as tourists, showcasing the DPRK's air power
North Korea’s newest aircraft made by a company in New Zealand
P-750 XSTOL light aircraft photographed at the recent Wonsan Air Show
Air Koryo Kuwait flight conducts irregular transit stop in China
Irregular transit stop in Urumqi preferred over Islamabad, possible link to aviation notice issued on August 30
New Air Koryo planes from U.S. and Europe
Acquisition of light planes show ability for North Korea to purchase equipment indirectly
