Nepal Airlines

Nepal Airlines is a passenger airline from Nepal. The site says it has provided service for more than 60 years. Civil aviation in Nepal began in the early 1950s. The airline's history goes back to Royal Nepal Airlines Corporation, which was set up in July 1958.

The site gives some history. Royal Nepal Airlines Corporation started with one DC-3 and 96 staff. It began international flights in 1960 with DC-3s and later used Fokker F-27 turboprops. The site also mentions Twin Otter aircraft in its history.

The site lists services for economy class and business class. It offers cabin upgrades and seat selection for a charge. Other services include on-board food, dangerous goods rules, reservations, baggage rules, wheelchair and ambulift service, and rules for unaccompanied minors. The site also has passenger assistance guidelines for persons with disabilities.

The flight schedule lists services from Kathmandu to Thailand, Dubai, Hong Kong, Doha, Narita and Mumbai. Domestic flights are also listed. The booking search lists Delhi, Mumbai, Bangkok, Dubai, Doha, Kuala Lumpur and Hong Kong.

The site lists fare schemes for cancer patients and for government employees and their families. These give reduced tickets. The site also lists fuel surcharges for the Hong Kong route and for cargo out of Hong Kong.

The airline offers cargo services with air waybill tracking. The site says it has a dedicated maintenance facility for ramp equipment. Boarding pass holders can get privileges at hotels and tourist sites.

The site lists a mobile app for booking, check-in and flight status. It has social pages on Facebook, Instagram, X and YouTube. It also lists phone numbers for domestic and international ticketing, customer care and a call centre.