Aviation
Information related to aviation in and around the DPRK
From planes to stallions: North Korea’s Air Koryo breaks into the horse business
The DPRK’s national airline is building new equestrian facilities at a giant resort, but who’s the target customer?
North Korea once again touts its national space program and satellite launches
Pyongyang is increasingly promoting its space sector, possibly hinting at another planned launch in the near future
North Korea may have planned to acquire two Russian planes, despite sanctions
Aircraft in partial Air Koryo livery linked to Russian firm with history dealing to North Korea and small Kyrgyz airline
Rare Air Koryo flight detected, one of just handful since pandemic shutdown
Air Koryo aircraft P-671 flew to unknown destinations on June 17 and April 23
Export controls, border closures preventing delivery of aid to North Korea: IFRC
NGO won exemption from UN sanctions in February, is set to send 10,000 coronavirus test kits to the DPRK
Air China says flights to North Korea remain suspended through early May
Only foreign carrier to operate flights to Pyongyang halted service in late January due to COVID-19
Planned evacuation flight out of Pyongyang postponed until Monday, sources say
Flight was intended to bring around 60 people, among them many foreign diplomats, to Vladivostok via Air Koryo
Timeline: from coronavirus to the first missile test of the year
NK Pro timeline charts the key events from February 1 - March 2
Air Koryo has slots for twice-weekly flight through March: Vladivostok Airport
VVO airport data indicates nine round trip slots are in place from March 1
Train service to North Korea from China and Russia suspended amid virus concerns
DPRK flag carrier Air Koryo also updates schedule to reflect flight cancellations
