North Korea's 'landmark' airport terminal to open on July 1


North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un inspects the construction site of Terminal 2 building of Pyongyang International Airport, in April 2015

Seoul (AFP) - North Korea's showcase new airport terminal, which had to be partly demolished and rebuilt at leader Kim Jong-Un's whim, is to open on July 1, state media said Thursday.

Kim called for a grand opening of the new Terminal 2 at Pyongyang International Airport on a tour accompanied by his wife Ri Sol-Ju and sister Kim Yo-Jong as well as senior party officials, the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said.

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