Both of Nepal Airlines’ Twin Otter aircraft are now regularly operating on domestic routes, according to Nepal Airlines Corporation. Both the 9N-ABT and 9N-ABU aircraft are now fully operational, according to Subash Dangi, the corporation’s spokesperson. Passengers in isolated locations had experienced inconvenience due to the prolonged grounding of these aircraft.
Twin Otter Planes
According to Dangi, both engines were replaced as part of the comprehensive maintenance that was performed on the aircraft in compliance with manufacturer and regulatory requirements. The aircraft resumed regular flights from Baishakh 29 (May 12) in accordance with the planned flight schedule after passing regulatory inspections.
According to Nepal Airlines, this action will greatly increase residents in rural areas’ access to reasonably priced and practical air travel. Additionally, the company reaffirmed its dedication to offering high-quality, safe service with a focus on passenger comfort and safety. In order to improve the efficiency of domestic operations, spokesman Dangi added that each aircraft is anticipated to fly at least four flights per day under the new flight schedule.
