Aviation
Information related to aviation in and around the DPRK
North Korea suspends Vladivostok flights, expands virus containment measures
New rules also mean suspension of "events, ceremonial visits, and meetings" during month of February
Multiple flights between North Korea and China canceled amid coronavirus scare
Route to Vladivostok not affected, however, according to the Russian embassy in Pyongyang
Qingdao Airlines awaiting approval to run three new routes to Pyongyang
Thrice-weekly routes set to start in October would make Qingdao one of only two foreign airlines in North Korea
Pyongyang Sunan airport upgrades, other changes underway at capital’s airfields
Imagery shows dismantling of Kangdong Airfield facilities, while North Korean elite air clubs see recent boost
Silent night: Christmas day in Korea wraps up with no DPRK missile testing
The lack of test, despite DPRK's "Christmas gift" warning, comes amid slow pace on set up of the December plenum
UN ban on North Korean overseas workers comes into effect
December 22 deadline set by UN sanctions in 2017 arrives as reports mixed on last-minute enforcement efforts
NK Pro investigation sheds light on Air China’s N. Korea fueling arrangements
Jet fuel transfers to Air China raise questions about where Pyongyang is getting supply from
Photos of Air China refueling in Pyongyang raise questions about supply-lines
Despite sanctions and short route distance, Air China’s 737s regularly connect to Air Koryo fuel trucks
As overseas worker deadline looms, Air Koryo increases flights to Vladivostok
19 additional round-trip flights scheduled for December, data shows
Kim Jong Un’s personal jet makes first appearance since Singapore summit
Unclear if DPRK leader flew on aircraft or whether it landed at Wonsan's Kalma airport
