Atypical Air China flight movements out of Pyongyang's Sunan International Airport on Saturday raised questions about how Kim Jong Un will fly to Singapore tomorrow.
Flight Radar 24 data on Saturday showed that an Air China long-range Airbus A330 aircraft flew from Pyongyang direct to Singapore, landing in the island city-state at around 1622 local time, likely to transport DPRK personnel to provide Kim support at the summit.
Atypical Air China flight movements out of Pyongyang's Sunan International Airport on Saturday raised questions about how Kim Jong Un will fly to Singapore tomorrow.
Flight Radar 24 data on Saturday showed that an Air China long-range Airbus A330 aircraft flew from Pyongyang direct to Singapore, landing in the island city-state at around 1622 local time, likely to transport DPRK personnel to provide Kim support at the summit.
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