Pyongyang Airport

As mentioned before, I believe the lack of shots at Pyongyang is because it is illegal to take shots of aircraft there. It wouldn’t surprise me with the govt they have there.

It’s even more dangerous to have a camera there than it is in Greece – that’s one brave snapper!

Nowadays some tourist even attempt at taking photos of military hardwares, so commercial aviation is nothing if you ask me.

I took these pics of a Air Koryo TU134 at Halim Perdanakusuma while I was working there during 2003, unfortunately I only had an old camera with me at the time.

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Thanks for the photo’s Michael , I have seen some photos of one of Air Koryo’s TU134’s , but I’ve lost them somewhere !!!.

The airline’s website has IL76 and IL62 pics and a timetable. A 134 is here.

http://www.hlbrbbs.com/Dispbbs.asp?boardid=61&ID=29703
has a Chinese tourist’s photos of Pyong Yang IAP, and DPRK in general.

BTW, didn’t know Pyong Yang City has subway trains.

Thanks for the photo’s Michael , I have seen some photos of one of Air Koryo’s TU134’s , but I’ve lost them somewhere !!!.

It’s even more dangerous to have a camera there than it is in Greece – that’s one brave snapper!

LOL – Yeah, full to the brim with aircraft!

The photographer said that it does have some flights, but not too many and most aircraft just park up there.

looks busy !!! 🙂

And photo two — the terminal building.

But that’s it I think. :confused:

Only 2 photographs found on Airliners.net taken at Pyongyang Airport. Here’s photograph one, an Il-62 bound for Beijing, taken in March 2001…