Aviation
Information related to aviation in and around the DPRK
A lack of flights, hotels is holding back North Korean tourism
The DPRK will need to scale up infrastructure, mend broken diplomatic bridges to blossom as a tourist destination
Russia proposes civil aviation safety agreement with North Korea
Draft emerges after Russia provided DPRK with almost $1 million in jet parts in 2020
To the Moon? South Korea, US to explore space and develop satellites together
Experts say that Seoul seeks to expand its North Korea monitoring capabilities
Better airports would help tourists visit rarely-seen areas of North Korea
Large numbers of tourists may want to visit North Korea after international travel resumes
South Korea to spend $37.6 million on drone destroyers
The drones will monitor airports and nuclear power plants, but could have implications for defense against North Korea
North Korea turns airport into COVID-19 disinfection center to boost trade
Satellite imagery shows construction at airfield near the Chinese border — possibly to tackle extreme drop in imports
North Korea’s Air Koryo denies claims that it restarted flights to Beijing
Airline official says they are unsure when flight services between Beijing and Pyongyang will resume
North Korea’s Air Koryo spent nearly $1 million on Russian plane parts in 2020
Pyongyang ordered maintenance tools and spare parts despite putting a hold on nearly all travel over COVID-19
Rare North Korean flight from Pyongyang spotted amid COVID-19 halt to air travel
Air Koryo aircraft appears to be heading towards North Korea’s east coast
Sudden flurry of Air Koryo flights spotted ahead of North Korea’s Party Congress
Two planes detected at airport near Chongjin on Dec. 25, possibly to pick up delegates for the January Party Congress
