Pyongyang International Airport (IATA: FNJ, ICAO: ZKPY), also known as Pyongyang Sunan International Airport or Sunan International Airport, is the principal international gateway to Pyongyang and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (North Korea). It is located in Sunan District, approximately 25 km from central Pyongyang. The airport is operated by the country’s civil-aviation administration and serves as the main hub of Air Koryo.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Airport name | Pyongyang International Airport |
| Also known as | Pyongyang Sunan International Airport / Sunan International Airport |
| IATA code | FNJ |
| ICAO code | ZKPY |
| WMO code | 47058 |
| Location | Sunan District, Pyongyang, DPR Korea |
| City served | Pyongyang |
| Country | Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (North Korea) |
| Operator | Civil aviation administration of the DPRK |
| Main airline hub | Air Koryo |
| Airport type | Public / international |
| Elevation | About 31 m (102 ft) above sea level |
| Passenger terminals | 2 |
| Main international terminal | Terminal 2 |
| Domestic terminal | Terminal 1 |
| Runways | 01/19 and 17/35 |
| Nearest railway station | Sunan Station, about 800 m from the terminal complex |
| Distance from Pyongyang | Approximately 25 km |
| Wikipedia | Pyongyang International Airport — Wikipedia |
The airport’s published reference data identifies FNJ/ZKPY, Sunan District, the two passenger terminals and two concrete runways.
| Contact / organisation | Telephone | Purpose / notes |
|---|---|---|
| DPRK General Administration of Civil Aviation (GACA/NAA) | +850 2 18111-999 ext. 8108 | Current ICAO database contact for the DPRK aviation administration/aircraft accident investigation function; listed as a 24/7 contact in the 2026 ICAO database |
| GACA — general aviation administration | +850 2 18111 ext. 8108 | Civil-aviation administrative contact published in international aviation records |
| GACA — Airworthiness Authority | +850 2 18333 ext. 8108 | Airworthiness-related aviation matters |
| GACA — Aviation Security Department | +850 2 18555 ext. 8108 | Aviation-security contact in international aviation records |
| GACA — Meteorological section | +850 2 18666 ext. 8108 | Aviation meteorological matters |
| GACA fax | +850 2 381 4625 | Civil-aviation administration |
| GACA alternate fax | +850 2 381 4410 | Civil-aviation administration |
| GACA email | gaca@silibank.net.kp | Aviation administration contact listed by ICAO |
| Air Koryo Pyongyang office | +850 2 381 2231 | Airline contact; useful for flight/ticket enquiries rather than airport emergencies |
| Air Koryo website | Air Koryo official website | National carrier and principal airport operator-side airline contact |
Terminal 1 is the newer domestic passenger terminal. It opened in January 2016 and is designated for domestic flights. It is physically connected with Terminal 2.
Typical role:
Terminal 2 is the airport’s principal international passenger terminal. It was inaugurated on 1 July 2015.
Reported facilities include:
The two passenger terminals are connected, with Terminal 1 handling domestic operations and Terminal 2 serving international traffic
Pyongyang International Airport has two principal runways:
| Runway | Approx. length | Surface |
|---|---|---|
| 01/19 | 4,000 m | Concrete |
| 17/35 | 3,425 m | Concrete |
The IATA code is FNJ and the ICAO code is ZKPY.
It is also called Pyongyang Sunan International Airport or simply Sunan International Airport, reflecting its location in the Sunan area of Pyongyang.
The airport is approximately 25 km from central Pyongyang.
There are two passenger terminals: Terminal 1 for domestic flights and Terminal 2 for international flights.
Terminal 2 handles international passenger operations. It opened in July 2015.
Terminal 1 handles domestic passenger operations and opened in January 2016.
No dedicated airport hotel or passenger rest facility is documented at FNJ.
Air Koryo uses Pyongyang International Airport as its main hub.
A reliable, current, publicly published FNJ airport switchboard number could not be verified. The most authoritative publicly available contacts are those of the DPRK’s General Administration of Civil Aviation, including its current ICAO-listed 24/7 aviation contact.
For an aviation accident, serious flight-safety incident or related urgent matter, the DPRK National Aviation Administration/GACA contact +850 2 18111-999 ext. 8108 is documented by ICAO as a 24/7 contact. This is an aviation-authority contact, not a claimed general public emergency hotline.
Historical descriptions of Terminal 2 mention an Internet room, but this should not be interpreted as a guarantee of unrestricted public Wi-Fi or current internet access. Facilities can change.
Yes. Historical/current reference material describes a duty-free shop in Terminal 2.
Yes. International passenger services have resumed following the COVID-era suspension, but schedules and permitted routes remain unusually subject to government and airline decisions. Recent aviation data shows international services involving destinations such as Beijing, Vladivostok and Moscow.
The dedicated English Wikipedia article is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyongyang_International_Airport
It is the country’s principal international airport and the main gateway serving Pyongyang. Wikipedia’s airport listings identify FNJ as the international airport serving Pyongyang, while other listed airports primarily serve domestic or specialized roles.