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North Korea’s Air Koryo to Resume Flights to China

North Korea’s state-owned airline, Air Koryo, is set to resume flights to China after a brief hiatus. According to NK News, the airline’s Tu-154 aircraft (registration number RA-85843) will operate flights from Pyongyang to Beijing starting from September 19.

The flights will depart from Pyongyang’s Sunan International Airport at 7:30 am and arrive at Beijing Capital International Airport at 8:15 am. The return flights will depart from Beijing at 2:17 pm and arrive in Pyongyang at 3:08 pm.

Air Koryo had previously suspended flights to China due to COVID-19 restrictions. However, with the easing of travel restrictions, the airline is resuming its services to cater to the growing demand for air travel between the two countries.

In addition to the Tu-154 aircraft, Air Koryo will also operate its Il-62M aircraft (registration number RA-86559) on the Pyongyang-Beijing route. The Il-62M aircraft will depart from Pyongyang at 11:30 am and arrive in Beijing at 12:15 pm.

The resumption of flights between North Korea and China is expected to boost economic ties between the two countries. Air Koryo’s decision to resume flights is seen as a positive step towards strengthening bilateral relations and promoting tourism between the two nations.

The airline’s move is also expected to benefit travelers who have been waiting for the resumption of flights between the two countries. With the easing of travel restrictions, Air Koryo’s decision to resume flights is seen as a welcome move for those who have been waiting to travel between North Korea and China.