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]]>Civil Aviation Authority (CAA), Nepal’s aviation regulator, issued the Air Operator Certificate (AOC) issued the required clearance, the air operator certificate (AOC), to the aviation company. The certificate effectively allows the company to do non-scheduled and chartered flights internationally.
Yeti Airlines spokesman Sudarshan Bartaula stated that the aviation company would operate flights to South Asia and Southeast Asia as receiving the permit.
The CAA cleared Nepal Airlines, Himalayan Airlines, Buddha Air, and Shree Airlines for international skies before Yeti.
Despite the clearance for international flight operations, only Nepal Airlines and Himalayan Airlines are flying to international destinations regularly.
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]]>According to the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN), a total of 4, 532 foreigners have been airlifted from Nepal through 34 international chartered flights from March 24 to April 23.
Even the Nepalis with the green card have left for Australia and the US during the period.
Nine airlines companies have conducted flights to Nepal. They include including Nepal Airlines, Titan Airways, Malindo Air, Shree Airlines, Sudan Airways, Buddha Air, Druk Air, and Himalayan Airlines.
Nepal Airlines has conducted five flights while Qatar Airways conducted nine flights.
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]]>Nepal made its mark in the South Asia Travel Awards (SATA) with its hotels and airlines being in the list of nominees for the upcoming award ceremony.
Around 20 Nepali hotels, big and small ones, have been nominated for SATA for their contribution to the country’s tourism sector.
Whereas, Himalayan Airlines has nominated in the civil aviation category for its efficient services and prospects.
Speaking on this, Rajat Sarayogi, SATA coordinator for Nepal said, “It is good news to have 20 hotels from Nepal in the competition. The award ceremony is being organized for the second time in South Asia. Around 500 hotels from Sri Lanka, Maldives, India, Nepal and Bhutan are participating in this ceremony.”
Sarayogi informed that the nominated hotels were selected based on the multi-layered process and the final award will be provided on the basis of property, occupancy and the available facilities.
The award ceremony, to be attended by the Nepal Tourism Board along with trekking guides and tour operators as the representatives of Nepali mountaineers, is slated to be held from October 27-29, 2017 in a village resort in Addu City, the Maldives.
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