NK Airports

North Korea Airports — Complete Guide

Pyongyang Sunan, Wonsan Kalma and other airports of the DPRK

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North Korea operates one of the world's most restricted aviation systems. The Democratic People's Republic of Korea has three civil airports that handle international or domestic traffic, all operated under the authority of the state. Pyongyang Sunan International Airport is the primary gateway for foreign visitors arriving by air, while Wonsan Kalma and Samjiyon airports serve a combination of domestic, charter, and limited international routes. All flights into the DPRK are operated by Air Koryo, the national carrier, and access requires a valid visa obtained through an approved tour operator. This guide covers everything you need to know about flying to and from North Korea, including airport facilities, Air Koryo routes, and what to expect on arrival.

Quick Facts

Main international airportPyongyang Sunan (FNJ/ZKPY)
National airlineAir Koryo (IATA: JS)
Primary routesPyongyang — Beijing, Shenyang, Vladivostok
Visa requiredYes — must be pre-approved through a licensed tour operator
Currency on arrivalUSD or CNY cash only — no international cards accepted
Airport distance to cityPyongyang Sunan is 24 km north of the city centre

Main Airports

Everything about airports in North Korea: terminals, flights, transfer and travel information.

FNJ · ZKPY

Pyongyang Sunan International Airport

Pyongyang, North Korea

WOS · ZKWS

Wonsan Kalma Airport

Wonsan, North Korea

YJS · ZKSE

Samjiyon Airport

Samjiyon, North Korea

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