North and South Korea move towards air link

A North Korean passenger plane has flown to South Korea to test a planned air link.

North and South Korea move towards air link
Sat, 20 Jul, 2002 - 12:08

A North Korean passenger plane has flown to South Korea to test a planned air link.

It is the first positive contact between the two Koreas since their navies fought a sea border skirmish last month.

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