Air China's Pyongyang flights back in service
Air China resumed flights to Pyongyang on Wednesday after the service was suspended in November 2017. Wikimedia Commons
By Grace Lee, Oh Young-jin
Air China has resumed flights between Beijing and Pyongyang after stopping the service last November.
The suspension came after China supported what was called the toughest sanctions by the United Nations against North Korea's nuclear weapons program. The North relies on China for most of its imports and exports.
The service resumed following two meetings this year between the North's leader Kim Jong-un and China's President Xi Jinping.
Air China's medium-haul Boeing 737-700s fly the route Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons for fares as low as 1,770 yuan (about 300,000 won).
Grace Lee is an intern.