As written in the other forum, my English is not perfect but I will do my best......
This is a short trip report for the second North Korean aviation tour this year.
The first one was organised in May and this one in July.
Some new sightseing flights were added for that second tour, all from Pyongyang to pyongyang : An-24, Il-76 and Mi-8.

On July 13th (Friday), all the tour participants met in Beijing in a Korean restaurant to know each other and have the last informations about the tour itself.

On July 14th (Saturday), we met at Beijing airport for our first Air Koryo flight to Pyongyang.
The usual aircraft on that route is now the Tu-204 (Air Koryo has two of them, a Tu-204-100 and a Tu-204-300) but Juche Travel organised an Il-62-M flight for us (sometimes, Air Koryo adds a second flight on that route and if you are lucky, you could fly a Tu-154-B or even an Il-18).
The aircraft was the P-881, the flight was on time and here is the video :
http://youtu.be/KBNSVLMgUEo
Once arrived at Pyongyang airport, we received our group visa for customs inspection. No stamp in our passeport.
All of us had to let our mobile in a bag at the airport as they are not allowed in North Korea as GPS.
Personal computer and camera are allowed. (some restrictions apply for professional cameras but nobody had to let it's camera even some of them looks....... very professional).
After that, we met our guides. We were 30 participants and divided in two groups.
We had one coach and two guides for each group.
We left the aiport for a first Pyongyang visit.
We reached Pyongyang after +/- 30 minutes and our first stop was the "Arch of Trimph" celebrating the victory against Japan in 1945.
We were supposed to make a 30 minutes walk from that point but, because of heavy rains, we had a drink in a local restaurant before going to our hotel, the Koryo, located in the city center, 100 meters from the main train station.
We had diner in the hotel.

On July 15th (Sunday) we had a coach ride to Kaesong and the South Korean border. We visited the DMZ and had lunch in a restaurant where a "Royal Court" style meat was served in bronze bowl (it was possible to eat dog in that restaurant. +/- 10 ordered and most of us tatsed it).

On July 16th, (Monday), we had 4 sightseeing flight organised from Pyongyang.
The first one was on an Il-76 (P-914). The duration was 35 minutes.
Here is the video
http://youtu.be/RtT7Tya2tNc

Just after this fist flight, the second one had to take off.
The aircraft was an An-24 (P-632).
I didn't make that flight but here is a video showing the taxi to reach the runway (+ a Tu-134 arriving from China)
http://youtu.be/l6EM8isGCX8

As the Mi-8 has a few seats avaible, two flights were organised.
I flew on the second one.
It's still unclear to know if that helicopter belongs to Air Koryo ot to the Army as even in Air Koryo colors, it's not written on it and as the registration (108 without P) seems to be a military one.
http://youtu.be/02LCP6pWNcU

In the afternoon that day, we visited the Korean War Museum where we saw a vast display of military equipment from both side including preserved military aircrafts and a lot of propaganda. After that, we visited the USS Pueblo, spy ship that caused an international incident back in 1968.



On July 17th (Tuesday), we had our Tu-134-B3 flight to Samjiyon.
Here is the video of that amazing flight
http://youtu.be/QrQ7SrtfVkM
Once landed at Samjiyon, we were able to talk to the Tu-134 crew while ground staff was removing the stairs all all ground equipment around the Tu-134 to give us a chance to make nice pictures.
After that, we boarded 3 small coaches to reach the Mt Pektu at the Chinese border.
This is the highest point in North Korea (2700 m) and one of the most beautiful scenery I've ever seen.
We stayed in a local hotel.

On July 18th (Wednesday), we flew back to Pyongyang with the same Tu-134 as the day before.
Once back in Pyongyang, we visited some monuments and museum.

On July 19th (Thursday) we were supposed to fly on an Il-18 to Hamhung but, because of a typhoon in that area, our flight was cancelled.
Instea, we visited a barage and stayed in a hotel with hot thermal springs.

On July 20th (Friday), we came back to Pyongyang by coach and, as the typhoon over Hamsung ws finished, we flew there with the Il-18 (P-835)
http://youtu.be/cti5uW8z754
We had a lunch at the Majon Beach Villa Ressort, one of the best hotel in North Korea, 50 meters from a sand beach and then flew back to the airport for the return flight to Pyongyang.

On July 21st (Saturday), we had the flight back to Beijing with the Tu-204-300 (P-632).
http://youtu.be/HSIAsa8MXDA

Some participants had booked a flight to Shenyang (China) instead of Beijing as a Tu-154-B was expected on that route.
Unfortunately for them, the flight was operated by Il-62.

For those interrested, there are no safety cards onboard the Il-76 and Mi-8.

I'm sure some english perfect speakers will add some more informations and photos in that short trip report.
I had a very good time there and already plan to go back newt year (I've been there in 2005 already flying Il-62 and An-24).
I don't want to debate about politic situation in that country but, regarding the trip itself, you will discover a different world with amazing monuments and sceneries + of course, aviation.

Once again, sorry for my english.
Régis