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| Qatar
Airways, the fastest-growing airline flying into Kathmandu, operates
18 flights a week, 14 between Kathmandu and Doha and four between Kuala
Lumpur and Kathmandu. With 85 percent occupancy rate in both its A300-600
and A320 aircraft. |
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| Indian
Airlines: The
Air Service Agreement between Nepal and India allows each side to operate
6,000 airseats between the two countries weekly. Royal Nepal and Indian
Airlines use only 60 percent of that volume. |
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former Nepal Airlines is now Nepal Airlines Corporation (NAC). |
| Nepal
Airlines Corporation NAC |
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| Jet
Airways is looking for a GSA in Kathmandu. |
| JET
AIRWAYS Domestic Airlines India, Airlines in India |
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Air
Sahara, one of India's leading private airlines, inaugurated its flight
to Kathmandu on 16 September 2004. Air Sahara offers a new daily New Delhi-Kathmandu
connection. The airline use its brand new Boeing 737-800 between Kathmandu
and Delhi.
Air
Sahara, a private airline, has entered into an agreement with American
Airlines to start flights from Kathmandu to Chicago via Delhi from Nov
15, 2005. |
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Sahara Air Sahara: India's Fastest Growing Airline |
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China: A
new bi-weekly link between Kathmandu and Chengdu was established by Air
China. |
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China Welcome to the Air China UK Web Site |
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| Druk
Air has started offering early morning Kathmandu-Delhi flights
on its new Airbus 319 on Sundays and Wednesdays. Delhi-Kathmandu flights
are on Fridays and Saturdays. The airline will go back to its BAe146 three
times a week from Paro to Kathmandu and Kathmandu to Delhi on Sundays,
Wednesdays and Fridays and back on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays. |
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Bhutan Airlines |
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| Austrian
Airlines is operating two Vienna-Kathmandu-Vienna flights , twice a
week, with its Airbus 340. The Airlines is the sole European national carrier
serving Kathmandu without any stop over. The airline generally operates
seasonal flights from Nepal to Europe for eight months a year - from mid-September
to mid-May. |
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Airlines |
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| Gulf
Air has three Home Bases:Bahrain, Muscat and Abu Dhabi. Saudi Arabian
Airlines and Gulf Air have codeshare arrangement on flight operating bfrom
Bahrain via Damman to Kathmandu. Gulf Air is operating flights from Europe,
North America, Africa, Australia and Asia to its home bases. |
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Etihad
Airways will start a four flights-a-week service from its Abu Dhabi
home base to the Nepalese capital, Kathmandu, in October 2007.
Kathmandu
will join Etihad's expanding network across the Indian subcontinent which
includes Dhaka, Delhi, Kochi, Thiruvananthapuram, Mumbai, Karachi, Islamabad,
Peshawar and Lahore.
Etihad
will operate a two cabin Airbus A330-200 between Abu Dhabi and Kathmandu
configured to carry 262 passengers, with 22 in business class and 240 in
economy. |
| Etihad
Airways, the National Airline of the United Arab Emirates |
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| Cosmic
Air has started flights to Kolkata (India) from July 8, 2005. The company
is operating flights to India. |
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SilkAir is to launch a three-times weekly service between Singapore and Kathmandu
from 30 October 2007. Flights will leave Singapore every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday, at 0910 hours and will arrive in Kathmandu at 1205 hours
(local time). Flights out of Kathmandu will depart at 1305 hours, arriving
in Singapore at 2015 hours (local time). Flights will be operated on SilkAir's
Airbus A320 family aircraft.
SilkAir
is the regional wing of Singapore Airlines. |
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| Dragonair is
a Hong Kong-based international airline, and a member of the Cathay Pacific
Group. Established in 1985, the airline now operates a fleet of 15 A330-300s,
six A321s and 10 A320s, in addition to four Boeing 747-200/-300 freighters
and three 747-400 Boeing Converted Freighters. The airline's passenger
service network covers 33 destinations across the Asia-Pacific region,
including 21 in the China Mainland.
Dragonair
is relaunching scheduled services from its Hong Kong hub to Kathmandu on
2 December 2007. Flights will operate four times a week using an Airbus
A320 aircraft. |
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Biman is the national carrier of the People's Republic of Bangladesh. The corporate
body is 'Biman Bangladesh Airlines Ltd' while the trading name is Biman
Bangladesh Airlines. Biman is a member of IATA.
Presently
Biman offers services to 18 international destinations.
The
fleet is now consisted of 4 wide-body DC10-30s, three mid-haul Airbus A-310-300s
and four F-28s regional jets.
Biman
is operating 7 flights a week on the Dhaka - Kathmandu - Dhaka route
(2008). |
| BIMAN
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FlyYeti.com,
a newly established low-cost carrier in Nepal, is a joint venture between
Air Arabia and Yeti Airlines, a leading domestic carrier in Nepal. Air
Arabia, a major shareholder in the new company, will apply its successful
low-cost business model to the management and operation of FlyYeti.com.
Based
in Kathmandu, FlyYeti.com will provide affordable and convenient service
to a broad range of international destinations. |
| FlyYeti.com operated by Air
Arabia |
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| Oman Air commenced operations in 1993.Oman Air has played a major role in making Muscat a major traffic hub in the Middle East providing a fillip to commercial, industrial and tourism activities. The Oman Air fleet consists of most modern and fuel- efficient aircraft with aesthetically designed interiors. Oman Air currently operates direct international flights to major Gulf destinations. The airline also flies to destinations in India, in Pakistan, in the Maldives, in Sri Lanka and Thailand. Oman Air also flies to Egypt, Lebanon,Jordan, the UK, Germany and France. |
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Spirit of Manila Airlines Corporation (Spirit of Manila) isoffering scheduled international and regional passenger services from Manila/Clark to key Asian and Middle Eastern countries. The airline is based in the Clark Freeport Zone at Diosdado Macapagal International Airport (DMIA) in Clark Field, Pampanga.
Spirit of Manila Airlines is mainly operating Boeing 747-400
Boeing 767-300ER and McDonnell Douglas(MD)-83 aircrafts.
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flydubai operates daily flights a week to Kathmandu. flydubai's service will leave Dubai International Airport's Terminal 2 at 07:00 and arrive at 13:00 local time.
Kathmandu isreached by flydubai's Boeing 737-800 NG aircraft at 3,000 kms from Dubai and a flying time of 4 hours and 15 minutes.
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Turkish Airlines will initially operate four flights a week on Istanbul-Kathmandu route. It will fly to Kathmandu from its hub in Istanbul on Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays.
The Airbus A330 aircraft of Turkish Airlines will land at Tribhuvan International Airport at 7:15 am. It will leave t for Istanbul at 8:45 am.
Turkish Airlines started scheduled flights to Nepal on September 2, 2013.
Turkish Airlines plan to increase flights frequency to seven flights a week depending on traffic. |
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