Post a two-year hiatus, Nepal Airlines will recommence Mumbai-Kathmandu flights from March 27. This update comes on the heels of India lifting its ban on scheduled international flights earlier this month. By Eshita Srinivas
With pandemic restrictions easing around the world, the aviation industry is gearing up for a surge in travel. The Nepal Airlines Corporation has recently announced that it would resume its Mumbai-Kathmandu flights.
Nepal Airlines will operate three weekly flights between Mumbai and Kathmandu
Nepal Airlines Corporation will resume its Mumbai-Kathmandu flights from March 27, more than two years after the coronavirus outbreak disrupted international travel. pic.twitter.com/psxj6QTz3p
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The national carrier of Nepal stated that it would resume its services to and from Mumbai with three weekly flights on Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday, a news report by Zee News added. To make the deal more attractive, the airline is launching a buy-two-get-one-free campaign for the month of April, under which every third passenger in a group of three will receive a waiver in the base fare.
This announcement comes after pandemic-related restrictions disrupted international travel and halted flights between the two countries over two years ago. Prior to this, the airline was flying at full capacity and expects to do the same in the near future, Economic Times reports.
India recently lifted its ban on scheduled international flights, announcing that routes would recommence by March 27. The latest guidelines for international passengers, issued by the health ministry, state that passengers need to upload proof of two doses of vaccination on the online Air Suvidha portal of the airport or a negative RT-PCR test report, taken 72 hours prior to departure.
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