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Severe Weather Chaos Grounds Flights Across Nepal

Flights across the country have been affected due to adverse weather conditions. Continuous rainfall has reduced visibility, impacting operations at Tribhuvan International Airport and several other airports in Nepal, according to airport authorities. Rinji Sherpa, spokesperson for the airport, stated that both domestic and international flights have been disrupted due to poor weather and low …

China Emerges Strong as Global Travelers Shift from US

International travelers, including tourists from Canada, Europe, and China, are increasingly canceling trips to the United States due to recent US policy shifts, including trade tariffs, safety concerns, and rising costs. A Beijing-based traveler told Global Times that her group canceled a planned May Day trip to the US citing cost and safety worries. China’s …

Massive IPO Alert: Annapurna Cable Car Company to Raise Rs. 310 Million

Annapurna Cable Car Company Limited has announced its plan to launch an Initial Public Offering (IPO) worth Rs. 310 million. According to the company, it will issue a total of 3.1 million (31 lakh) shares to the public, each with a face value of Rs. 100. The IPO aims to raise capital for the expansion …

SpiceJet Relaunches Nepal Service with Bold Move on May 10

The Indian private international airline SpiceJet has said that it will resume operations in Nepal following an extended period of suspended flights. Following the COVID-19 epidemic, the airline has suspended flights to Nepal; however, it will begin operating again on the 27th of Baishakh (May 10, 2025). According to the company’s timetable, which was made …

Sub Committee Submits Corruption Report on Pokhara Airport Led by Rajendra Lingden

The parliamentary committee has received the report from a parliamentary subcommittee that was established to investigate corruption at Pokhara Regional International Airport and was led by Member of Parliament Rajendra Lingden. The report was presented at a press conference on Monday at Shankar Hall in the Parliament building by the subcommittee, which was established approximately …

Indian Flights Grounded: Pakistan’s Airspace Ban Sparks Massive Disruption

Pakistan’s recent decision to block its airspace for Indian airlines is causing significant disruptions to international travel, with over 800 flights expected to be affected. The immediate impact is already visible as flights from northern Indian airports such as Delhi, Amritsar, Jaipur, and Lucknow, bound for West Asia, the Caucasus, Europe, the UK, and eastern …

‘Nepal Aviation Authority Bill, 2081’ Presented and Approved in House of Representatives

In today’s meeting of the House of Representatives, the ‘Nepal Aviation Authority Bill, 2081’ was officially presented. Minister for Culture, Tourism, and Civil Aviation, Mr. Badri Prasad Pandey, proposed the motion for the consideration of the bill. The House unanimously approved the proposal. Responding to suggestions from various members of parliament, Minister Pandey assured that …

Five Thai Police Officers Killed in Plane Crash During Parachute Training

A tragic aircraft accident near a resort area in Thailand claimed the lives of five police officers on Friday morning. According to Thai police, the small plane crashed into the sea during a parachute training exercise, around 8:00 a.m. local time near the coast of Prachuap Khiri Khan province, approximately 130 kilometers southwest of Bangkok. …

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