Aviation
Information related to aviation in and around the DPRK
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
North Korea to host inaugural international air show
Air Show greenlighted by Pyongyang authorities despite sanctions on aviation fuel to North Korea
Air Koryo’s scheduled Kuwait flights halted since February
Absence of flights on national airliner may indicate impact of UNSC resolution passed in March
The UN’s N.Korea sanctions: The new, the familiar, the easily avoided
Much will depend on how other countries, especially China, choose to enforce new resolution
Without more flights, North Korea tourism industry will stagnate
Possible Shanghai-to-Pyongyang flights a godsend in face of potential stagnation
Analysis: International service unlikely to N. Korea’s new Wonsan Int’l Airport
Lack of aircraft capacity and commercial refueling capabilities pose major hurdles to service
Analysis: International service unlikely to N. Korea’s new Wonsan Int’l Airport
Lack of aircraft capacity and commercial refueling capabilities pose major hurdles to service