How To Keep Your Plane Air-Worthy
Pilot Institute’s July 2025 definitive guide defines Airworthiness as an aircraft is airworthy when it conforms to its approved type […]
Nepalese Aviation
Kuwait Airways Returns To Kathmandu After West Asia Conflict
Kuwait Airways (KU) has announced the resumption of scheduled commercial services between Kuwait International Airport (KWI) and Tribhuvan International Airport
Nepal Airlines Financial Crisis Deepens With Rs 55.78 Billion Debt Burden
Nepal Airlines Corporation (NAC), Nepal’s state-owned national flag carrier that has been mired in many cases of corruption in the
Nepal Retains its Civil Ministry Intact Amid Administrative Reforms With New Ministry Structure
Nepal’s Cabinet has approved the Government of Nepal (Allocation of Business) Regulations, 2083, formally reducing the number of federal ministries
Civil Aviation Ministry of Nepal Appoints Hikmat Singh Ayer as the Acting CEO of Nepal Tourism Board
The Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation (MoCTCA) appointed Hikmat Singh Ayer, Senior Director of the Tourism Product and
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,