List of airlines of Nepal

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This is a list of airlines [1] [2] which have a current air operator's certificate issued by the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal.

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Scheduled airlines

AirlineSectorImage IATA ICAO Callsign AOC issuedAircraft
Buddha Air Domestic/International Buddha Air ATR 72-500 pre-delivery (F-WNUB).jpg U4BHABUDDHA AIR199718
Himalaya Airlines International D-AVVU -- Himalaya Airlines -- A320-214SL -- MSN 7503 -- 9N-ALV (32049204731).jpg H9HIMHIMALAYA20144
Nepal Airlines Domestic/International Nepal Airlines A330-200 (9N-ALY) @ HKG, Oct 2018 (01).jpg RARNAROYAL NEPAL19586
Shree Airlines Domestic Shree Airlines.jpg N9SHASHREE AIR199911
Sita Air Domestic SITA AIR DORNIER 228 9N-AHB AT KATHMANDU TRIBHUVAN AIRPORT NEPAL FEB 2013 (8531316785).jpg STSTA [a] -20034
Summit Air DomesticGGSMA [b] -20114
Tara Air Domestic 9N-ABM TARA AIR DHC 6 TWIN OTTER AT POKHARA RECENTLY ARRIVED FROM JOMSON AIRPORT NEPAL FEB 2013 (8569369692).jpg TB [5] TRA [c] TARA AIR20093
Yeti Airlines Domestic YETI AIRLINES BAE JETSTREAM 41 9N-AHV AT POKHARA AIRPORT NEPAL FEB2013 (8506252867).jpg YTNYTYETI AIRLINES19987

AOC Suspended Airlines

Charter airlines

AirlineSectorImage IATA ICAO CallsignAOC
Issued
Type
Air Dynasty Domestic Air Dynasty Heli Service, Nepal.jpg 1993Helicopter
Altitude Air Domestic2016Helicopter
Fishtail Air Domestic1997Helicopter
Heli Everest [9] Domestic2016 [10] Helicopter
Kailash Helicopter Services [9] Domestic2018 [11] Helicopter
Makalu Air Domestic2009Aircraft
Manang Air Domestic1997Helicopter
Mountain Helicopters [9] Domestic2009 [12] Helicopter
Prabhu Helicopter [9] Domestic2015 [13] Helicopter
Simrik Air Domestic Eurocopter AS 350B3 Ecureuil, Simrik Air JP7331477.jpg 2001Helicopter

See also

Notes

  1. Sita Air has no registered ICAO code allocated, but uses 'STA' on scheduling, ticketing and baggage (as an official ICAO code would be used). However, officially, the ICAO Code 'STA' is allocated to Star Aviation UK. [3]
  2. Summit Air has no registered ICAO code allocated, but uses "SMA" on scheduling, ticketing and baggage (as an official ICAO code would be used). However, officially, the ICAO Code SMA is allocated to SMA Airlines. [4]
  3. Tara Air has no registered ICAO code allocated, but uses 'TRA' on scheduling, ticketing and baggage (as an official ICAO code would be used). However, officially, the ICAO Code 'TRA' is allocated to Transavia. [6]

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