Two New Carriers Prepare to Challenge Nepal’s Domestic Aviation Oligopoly
Two new aviation companies in Nepal — Sagarmatha Air and Danphe Airlines — have received No Objection Certificates (NOCs) from […]
Yeti Airlines Moves Ahead With Stock Market Debut in Nepal
Yeti Airlines (YT), Nepal’s second-largest domestic carrier by passengers carried, has formally appointed NIMB Ace Capital Limited as its issue
Nepal’s Deadliest Air Crashes: Inside the Country’s Troubled Aviation History
Nepal occupies a paradox in global aviation. It is a country of extraordinary natural allure, especially with regards to the
Karnali Flight Crisis Deepens as Tara, Sita, Summit and Nepal Airlines Face Repeated Disruptions
Nepal’s Karnali Province, which has been regarded as the nation’s most geographically isolated and least-developed administrative region, is enduring a
More Seats to Humla: Nepal Airlines Expands RA-731 Flights
Nepal Airlines Corporation has announced an increase in the frequency of its scheduled service along the Nepalgunj–Surkhet–Simikot corridor. Effective May 9,
Asia’s Largest International Airport to Start Operations from June 2026
Noida International Airport (DXN), India’s newest mega aviation hub, is scheduled to commence commercial operations in June 2026 after securing
CAAN Grants Shree Airlines Approval for Scheduled International Flights
Nepal’s civil aviation regulator has approved Shree Airlines for international operations in 2026, marking a pivotal shift in the country’s
Poor Visibility and Unstable Weather Conditions Delay and Divert Flights at KTM
Adverse weather conditions disrupted flight operations at Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM) on Sunday, forcing multiple international diversions and widespread domestic
New Hub and Spoke System to Debut at These Indian Airports First
India will roll out a pilot hub-and-spoke transfer model between Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL), Delhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri
Nepal Pushes Back on US Helicopter Offer, Seeks Strategic Airlift
Nepal’s government has initiated a strategic recalibration of its military aviation assistance request to the United States, seeking heavy-lift aircraft