Kathmandu: Nepal's private domestic carrier Buddha Air has filed its application seeking permission to fly from Nepalgunj in Nepal to New Delhi.
As per a release made late on Friday by Buddha Air, the domestic carrier submitted the letter to Nepal's Minister for Tourism, Culture and Civil Aviation, Rabindra Adhikari expressing interest to fly between Nepal and India.
The Buddha Air has demanded for three daily flights to New Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport proposing to fly its ATR-72 aircraft with regular flight timings of 6:30 am, 1:00 pm and 5:10 pm respectively.
"As soon as we get the permission from Nepal's ministry we will start over the procedure with the Indian airport authorities," the air service provider stated in the release.
The Nepal Government has promised to facilitate the expansion of the Buddha Air by setting up custom offices, building infrastructure and announcing Nepalgunj Airport as a regional international airport within six months.
23/06/18 Outlook
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As per a release made late on Friday by Buddha Air, the domestic carrier submitted the letter to Nepal's Minister for Tourism, Culture and Civil Aviation, Rabindra Adhikari expressing interest to fly between Nepal and India.
The Buddha Air has demanded for three daily flights to New Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport proposing to fly its ATR-72 aircraft with regular flight timings of 6:30 am, 1:00 pm and 5:10 pm respectively.
"As soon as we get the permission from Nepal's ministry we will start over the procedure with the Indian airport authorities," the air service provider stated in the release.
The Nepal Government has promised to facilitate the expansion of the Buddha Air by setting up custom offices, building infrastructure and announcing Nepalgunj Airport as a regional international airport within six months.
23/06/18 Outlook
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