There is 1 way to get from Cape Town to Pyongyang by plane
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Cape Town International Airport (CPT) to Pyongyang Sunan International Airport (FNJ) flights
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The cheapest way to get from Cape Town to Pyongyang is to fly which costs $600 - $1,600 and takes 32h 51m.
The fastest way to get from Cape Town to Pyongyang is to fly which takes 32h 51m and costs $600 - $1,600.
The distance between Cape Town and Pyongyang is 13707 km.
It takes approximately 32h 51m to get from Cape Town to Pyongyang, including transfers.
Pyongyang is 7h ahead of Cape Town. It is currently 2:29 AM in Cape Town and 9:29 AM in Pyongyang.
What companies run services between Cape Town, South Africa and Pyongyang, North Korea?
Emirates, Air China, and three other airlines fly from Cape Town International Airport (CPT) to Pyongyang Sunan International Airport (FNJ) 4 times a week.
- Website
- airchina.com
Flights from Cape Town International Airport to Pyongyang Sunan International Airport via Dubai, Beijing Capital
- Ave. Duration
- 32h
- When
- Saturday
- Estimated price
- $600–1,800
Flights from Cape Town International Airport to Pyongyang Sunan International Airport via Istanbul, Beijing Capital
- Ave. Duration
- 35h 25m
- When
- Saturday
- Estimated price
- $550–1,800
Flights from Cape Town International Airport to Pyongyang Sunan International Airport via Addis Ababa, Beijing Capital
- Ave. Duration
- 36h 50m
- When
- Saturday
- Estimated price
- $600–1,500
Flights from Cape Town International Airport to Pyongyang Sunan International Airport via Johannesburg, Dubai, Beijing Capital
- Ave. Duration
- 33h 50m
- When
- Saturday
- Estimated price
- $600–1,800
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