Nepal Airlines’ New Recruitment Drive Echoes Its 2015 Hiring Scandal
Nepal Airlines Corporation is preparing to recruit external pilots and cabin crew for its Airbus fleet, a plan that has triggered […]
Nepalese Aviation
Himalaya Airlines Meets OHCHR Delegation as UN Warns Over-80s Will Outnumber Under-1s by 2030
Himalaya Airlines (H9) welcomed a delegation from the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) and
Nepal’s Domestic Airlines Lost 15% of Passengers as Flights Declined for Four Consecutive Months
Nepal’s domestic airlines lost more than 335,000 passengers in the first half of 2026, according to data reported by New
Nepal Gives Airlines Two More Years of Free Airport Charges at Two International Airports
Nepal’s government has extended a fee waiver scheme for international airlines at two of its regional airports by two more
After 900+ Air Crash Deaths Since 1955, Nepal Revives Bill to Propose 5X Increase in Domestic Air Crash Death Compensation to $100,000
Nepal has restarted work on a law that would force domestic airlines to carry more insurance and pay higher compensation
Getting a Pilot License: What is PPL and CPL?
Millions of people dream of flying an aircraft, but few understand the licensing framework that separates a weekend hobby pilot
Which Airlines Fly to Kathmandu, Nepal?
Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM), Kathmandu, serves as Nepal’s sole international aviation gateway. As of May 2026, 32 airlines operate scheduled
No Airline Has Flown This Route Before: Himalaya Airlines Opens Kathmandu–Shenzhen Service on its Airbus
Himalaya Airlines (H9), Nepal’s Nepal-China joint-venture international carrier, commenced direct scheduled flight service between Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM), Kathmandu, and
45 Years and Counting: How Old are Planes Flying in Nepal, Really?
Nepal occupies a peculiar position in global aviation: it is a country where the extraordinary difficulty of the terrain has
1958–2026: The Complete History of Nepal Airlines’ Aircraft Liveries
Nepal Airlines Corporation, formerly known as Royal Nepal Airlines Corporation, was set up in July 1958 with a Douglas DC-3