How was the taste?

Mysterious burger 🤣

I am positive that it's much healthier than a Mc Donalds Burger !!!

Thanks Jayden - at the time (which was peak season) the airport handled 4-5 flights in the morning (all to either China or Russia)...then they switch off the lights and go home for the day...can't imagine what its like at the moment, probably gathering dust..

Thank you🙏

I'm sure the service was better, too. No Karens on this flight, neither.

Because it’s been flown on about 30 times by a total of 25 humans maybe

And I bet that in the DPRK, _no one_ dares show up drunk for a flight, nor dare get drunk on a flight. That alone guarantees that 99% of the problems that we experience on US-based airlines, are not even a possibility on Air Koryo. Massive W for North Korea, ngl.

I’d agree with most of your comments. The version of DPRK that is presented to tourists is the version they want to be seen - so yes, it’s nice and they are polite, but it’s probably not the complete version. The food served very much depends on what your tour operator has paid for. My operator definitely elected for the budget end of menu options - which wasn’t good. Overall not relaxing, at times stressful. Would I go back - not a top priority even if it was possible.

@@airlineshow : That sounds like an honest review. Thank you for sharing it!

Personally I don’t think the burger is their biggest problem. Their fleet is ancient with no prospect of replacement. Other aspects of the soft product including service is fine.

@@airlineshow yep, it's not a big deal. But, can you imagine they serve burgers over and over? Why don't they try another meals and put on rotation on a monthly basis (for example). Let's say you fly on any legacy carriers and they serve you burgers again and again, did you get bored? And they'll get complains for sure. But yeah, we don't have any choice to fly to NK though, gotta try them someday

I see the most important thing for you on a flight is the variety of hamburgers

​@@alighozi4709meals are not made for people who prepare and serve them. They are for passengers who can hardly get tired of them travelling in and out NK.

Yes. I have to admit I was nervous filming that part

What is?

Weirdo

@@Gabrieltheapricotif the flight attendants were underage girls then yes it would be weird, but no, these ladies are grown. His comment is just a compliment.

Manque de sécurité aussis Kim Jung Un a déjà piloté dans leur compagnie sans formation!

Mais les avions certes sont ancien premier vol en 1989 mais il peivent etre comparé a l'airbus a321 ou le boeing 757 l'appareil qu'il ont est un tupolev-204 (tu-204) vitesse max 900km La corée du nord préfaire se tourner vers les aliées (russie car tupolev est une compagnie d'avion russe) elle n'aime pas les sud coréen et les américains

How do you know that?

Thanks Robert - appreciate the honest feedback!

@@airlineshow I try to be honest otherwise I like your website. Take care. Thank you for being gracious.

I was expecting this comment. I obviously didn’t go to the DPRK on a whim or to further a hobby. I have traveled extensively throughout Asia including South Korea, not as a hobby but out of my personal interest in the cultures of the region. I also speak an Asian language. Everyone will go for their own reasons- which I came to understand on the tour. Your point about funding the regime is something i also weighed up. This point is well addressed by the tour company, Koryo Tours, who I used for the trip: “The amount of money the DPRK government receives through tourism is very minimal and certainly not enough to fund a nuclear programme or the like. Travel broadens the mind and nowhere is that truer than in North Korea. We believe that there is a benefit to be gained by both those who visit and those who are visited from increased human-level contact between both sides. Just as most North Koreans have hardly any experience of interacting face to face with foreigners, almost nobody outside of the DPRK has ever met a North Korean. We would like to see that ratio change over time and believe that non-governmental tourism is the best way to go about this. There are very few restrictions on who can visit and the United Nations, European Union and other agencies see tourism as a positive way of engagement.” Hopefully you will open your mind and realize not everything is strictly black and white. There’s lots of grey. Happy travels

Stop sanction...

@@airlineshow Good points in your reply. Your video is honest, genuine and truthful. I will subscribe and support your channel. I will also let my friends know about your channel and encourage them to subscribe. I flew on Air Koryo when I went to the DPRK a few years ago. I stayed in the Pyongyang hotel in the east of the city and had a great visit. Thank you for such an excellent video!

How do you know all this? Of course you believe the propaganda and regurgitate it by a copy and paste job across YT. No analysis, nothing. In fact, if you genuinely believed in what you say, you wouldn't have watched the video to start with. You are debating the issue within your sub consciousness. No need to join the channel, I and others will. Bye!

@@tiocfaidh28 thank you. I have discussed this with a number of my friends from South Korea. None of them have the same negativity as many of the comments here. Most of the negative comments are purely from people who don’t want to confront the real world situation. You having travelled there understand this well too. Hopefully tourists will be allowed back soon!

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In fact, they never experienced such a fatal accident... So your comment seems like just a judgemental opinion

Koryo has never had a fatal plane crash and this flight looked fine, I've also flown on Korean Air Boeing 777 and that wasn't anything special. Safest airline in the world is Qantas Australia..

Very interesting! Thanks for posting😌

@@nancycatania7763 Did you know that Air koryo had a fewer incident? Your reply is...kind of...evil?