Gangneung Airbase

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Gangneung Airport .. now disabled.

Korean Air YS11 Flight North Korean Air YS11 Flight North Korean incident YS11 passenger plane was abducted by Korean Air operatives in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea on December 11, 1969 and forced to land at Seondeok airport near Hamhung. Type of hijacking occurred on December 11, 1969 Type Cause of hijacking Cause of aircraft destruction Destruction place Aircraft over Aircraft Type Flight YS11 Double-operated Korean Air Calling Code No.HL5208 Departure of Gangneung Airfield Destination Gimpo International Airport Boarding 47 passengers, 4 crews, etc. Total victims of unidentified survivors Only 39 passengers were repatriated On December 11, 1969, at 12:25 pm, Korean Air left YS11 with 47 passengers and 4 crews and headed for Seoul. The twin passenger plane was kidnapped in the air by a Korean-born Cho Chang-hee, who was disguised as a passenger in the Pyeongchang-gun, Gangwon-do, about 14 minutes after taking off. The Pyongyang Broadcasting Station was forced to land at the Seondeok Airfield in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. On December 13, about 30 hours after the incident, the KALYS 11 aircraft arrived at the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. At the request of the Military Armistice Commission, the Secretary-General of the Military Armistice Commission was held to demand the repatriation of the detained people and passenger equipment. The Democratic People's Republic of Korea rejected the UN Army on the grounds that it was not an issue for the ROK. With help, they tried to negotiate with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, but the Democratic People's Republic of Korea did not respond to the protests. There were protests against the Democratic People's Republic of Korea in various parts of Korea. The Korean Democratic People's Republic of Korea was abducted on February 5, 1970. Four crew members and eight passengers said they would not be repatriated. The Korean government demanded repatriation and negotiated a repatriation agreement. However, on February 14, only 39, except 12, were repatriated and the case was closed. Afterwards, the Korean government established a further strengthening of aircraft security measures such as prohibiting the use of anonymous passengers and permitting the use of non-personal names of civilian crew members by the jurisdiction of airport officials. In February, Biblical Hee, one of the crew members who had not been repatriated, met his mother who visited Pyongyang to the third northern family.

Until they youngdonggo speed expansion and integration Yangyang Airport Airport yiyeotneunde truly useful I think now's a better motivation to use only the military airport rather like the old sseuneunge

On December 11, 1969, we wish to repatriate the remaining abductees of Korean Air YS-11, which took off from Gangneung Airport and headed for Gimpo Airport.