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Growing attraction to mountain flight in Nepal



Buddha air

Kathmandu: When the sky is clear with improved weather, it is suitable for trekking and sightseeing. It is more suitable for the mountain flight that delights the domestic and foreign tourists in Nepal. They relish scenic views.

Different airlines have been operating mountain flights enthusiastically as this is the touristic season and the weather has become favourable. Private airlines companies–Buddha Airlines, Yeti Airlines, Shree Airlines, Guna Air, and others have been operating the mountain flights.

Spokesperson of Yeti Airlines, Sudharshan Bartaula, said mountain flights were in operation thanks to the favourable weather. He mentioned, “Number of mountain flights has increased all of sudden. There is good booking for mountain flight till Tihar. We believe that the trend of booking for mountain flight will increase.”

Similarly, Information Officer of Buddha Air, Dipendra Karna, shared that attraction to mountain flight has increased in this season. Karna opined, “Number of mountain flight has upped with the clear sky. Many foreigners visit Nepal in this season. Attraction towards mountain flight in winter season increases as there is no cloudy weather in this season and one can easily view mountain ranges under the clean serene blue sky.”

The Buddha Air operated four mountain flights today alone while it was eight flights last Saturday. Similarly, Yeti Airlines has been operating more than two mountain flights daily. October, November and December are suitable months for mountain flight.

Hotels located in tourism destinations are crowded with domestic and foreign tourists in this touristic season, said first Vice-President of Hotel Association of Nepal, Binayak Shah.

Mountain flight is operated from 7:00 am from Tribhuvan International Airport. Buddha Airlines and Yeti Airlines have determined Rs 15,000 fare for mountain flight for domestic and Indian tourists. It is 230 US Dollar for the citizens of other countries. RSS