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Wonsan Kalma International Airport lies on the North Korean coast at Wonsan, in Kangwon-do province, with a single long hard-surfaced runway aligned 15/33. It is a modern-built facility with a coded IATA designation of WOS and ICAO ZKWS, but very little published aeronautical detail exists for the field, making it a niche destination for the simulator pilot exploring North Korean airspace.
Wonsan Kalma International Airport sits at an elevation of just 7 feet on the eastern coast of North Korea, near the city of Wonsan in Kangwon-do province. The field is built around a single physical runway long enough to handle large transport and military aircraft, though it has no instrument landing system. For the simulator pilot, it represents a rare and little-documented North Korean airfield rather than a busy international gateway.
The airport is located in Wonsan, Kangwon-do, North Korea, close to the country's east coast. No specific airspace classification, FIR boundary detail or nearby controlled airspace information is available from aeronautical sources for this field.
The airfield has one physical runway, orientated 15/33, with a hard surface and a length of 7,903 feet. There is no ILS installed on either approach.
No communications frequencies are published for Wonsan Kalma Airport, and no callsign, ATC or A/G service details are available. No navaids or instrument approach procedures are listed for the field.