More than 1,400 tourists got onboard and at least 5,500 people visited the club to see flights until now.

The club is near to the Mirim Riding Club in Pyongyang.

According to Kim Il Ryong, head of the club, the super-light planes are named "Kkulbol (honey bee)" and steered by young men and women of about 20.

Their flight altitude is 300m, Kim said, adding that the planes may make a shuttle flight to the West Sea Barrage and fly in formation at requests.

Jon Su Chol, a resident in North Hwanghae Province, told KCNA that enjoying the aerial tour, he came to keenly feel again the loving care shown by the Workers' Party of Korea for the people.

I will do my best for my country advancing toward a highly civilized nation, he stressed.