| The aging Dassault Falcon executive jet drifted smoothly from the sky and touched down at the Sunan International Airfield twelve miles north of Pyongyang. The MiG that had flown a tight escort from the moment the aircraft entered North Korea's airspace peeled off – twin cones of flame from her engines cutting the night. A truck was sent to lead the Falcon to its hardstand, and in its bed stood a machine gunner who never took his aim off the cockpit windows. The plane taxied to an open expanse of concrete at the far side of the airport complex, and even before its wheels were chocked a squad of fully armed troops had formed a perimeter around it – their AK-47s held ready for the slightest provocation. All this despite the fact that the passengers on board were invited dignitaries and important clients of the reclusive Communist country. |
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