CHOSONMINHANG KOREAN AIRWAYS (CAAK)

IATA: - 120 ICAO: - FOUNDED: 21 SEP 1955 CEASED OPERATIONS: MAR 1992

HISTORY: CHOSONMINHANG KOREAN AIRWAYS (CAAK) was established in 1950 as SOKAO (Soviet–North Korean Airline) a joint North Korean-Soviet concern to connect Pyongyang with Moscow. Services were suspended during the Korean War, resuming in 1953 as UKAMPS. The state airline was then placed under the control of the Civil Aviation Administration of Korea (CAAK), starting operations on 21 September 1955. CAAK was re-branded as Air Koryo in March 1992.

 

 

20/4/1959

 

 

28/7/1967

 

 

20/1/1972

 

 

UNKNOWN (From Pyongyang to Sondok to Pyongyang)

 

 

EXCESS BAGGAGE TICKET 9/4/1969

 

 

 

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