The only two airlines currently operating regular flights into North Korea are both set to increase flights on the Beijing-Pyongyang route starting in April, following the elimination of certain days over the winter season.
A representative for Air China, the only foreign company regularly flying to North Korea, confirmed to NK News on Wednesday that the airline will increase their flights from two to three per week starting on April 3.
The only two airlines currently operating regular flights into North Korea are both set to increase flights on the Beijing-Pyongyang route starting in April, following the elimination of certain days over the winter season.
A representative for Air China, the only foreign company regularly flying to North Korea, confirmed to NK News on Wednesday that the airline will increase their flights from two to three per week starting on April 3.
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