Keeps happening
The rule for pilots in Nepal must be: do not fly into clouds, they have rocks in them.
aviation
Turkish Airlines starts Palermo and Krakow flights
Turkish Airlines which flies to more countries than any other airlines in the world, has added two new destinations to its network...
Flying with special needs
Buddha Air makes flying more accessible to passengers needing special assistance
Final moments of YT691
Pokhara air crash report says propellers were feathered, but why is still a mystery
Dying to travel
Ninety-four people lost their lives in air crashes in the past 12 months, but the number of people killed on Nepal’s roads was 30 times higher
Pokhara bound flight crashes in Nepal
32 bodies recovered so far but rescue hampered by spectators
Post-Covid rebound for Nepal’s airlines
Nepal’s domestic aviation has seen a rebound in the past year despite a lingering pandemic and an economic crisis driven by high...
Pokhara Airport ready for take off
Nepal's government decided to finally begin operation of the much-delayed Pokhara International Airport from 1 January 2023.With an investment of Rs22 billion,...
Airlines hit hardest by Nepal’s fuel hike
Nepal Oil Corporation’s announcement on Sunday of an across the board increase in fuel prices is expected to have a knock-on effect...
60 years of living dangerously
Most aviation accidents in Nepal between 1952-2022 were caused by planes flying into mountains hidden in clouds, known to air crash investigators...
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