Night Curfew at Tribhuvan Airport: Kathamandu’s Airspace Shuts for Seven Hours Daily Until May 18
Kathmandu’s Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM) will suspend flight operations for nearly seven hours each night from April 20 through May […]
Nepalese Aviation
Nepal Airlines Eyes Dhaka Route to Strengthen Regional Network
Nepal Airlines (RA) has begun preparations to launch direct flights between Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM), Kathmandu and Hazrat Shahjalal International
Nepal Airlines Increases Kathmandu–Resunga Flights to Four Per Week
Nepal Airlines Corporation (NAC) has increased Kathmandu–Resunga flights to four per week starting today. The airline connects Tribhuvan International Airport
Survival Mode for Nepalese Aviation: 40% Passengers Vanish Amid 97% Surge in Aviation Fuel Prices
Nepal’s domestic aviation sector is reeling as jet fuel prices that have doubled in the nation have forced airlines to
Nepal Doubles Jet Fuel Prices as Iran War Threatens Supply Lines
Nepal has doubled its aviation fuel prices, triggering immediate concern across the country’s aviation sector as authorities attempt to safeguard
Nepal Gives Airports 24 Hours to Install Breastfeeding Rooms
A few days ago, the government ordered all airports across Nepal, including Tribhuvan International Airport (KTM), to immediately establish dedicated
Higher than Lukla: Syangboche, the Forgotten Airstrip in Everest
Syangboche Airport (SYH) is located at an altitude of 3748 m./12293 ft and lies in Khumjung Municipality of Solukhumbu District,
Environmental Impact of Lukla Airport: Balancing Tourism and Sustainability in the Himalayas
With an impressive airstrip situated 2,900 meters above sea level, Lukla Airport (LUA) is the highest functioning airport in Everest:
Lukla Airport: The History and Engineering Behind the World’s Most Challenging Airport
The history of Lukla Airport (LUA) stretches back in the 1970s, when the original runway was gravel with a sparse
Why Lukla Airport May Not Be as Dangerous as You Think
Lukla Airport (LUA), which is named after the two famed climbers who scaled it first, [Tenzing Norgay Sherpa and Edmund