KATHMANDU, Sep 1: Nepal Airlines Corporation (NAC) has announced its plans to conduct flights to Bangalore, India, with a layover in Kathmandu, departing from the Gautam Buddha International Airport (GBIA) in Bhairahawa.
Starting from September 15, the airline will operate flights on the Bhairahawa-Kathmandu-Kuala Lumpur route every Tuesday. Furthermore, as of August 29, Nepal Airlines began accepting ticket bookings for Hong Kong and Delhi departures from Bhairahawa. This initiative allows passengers to book tickets for Hong Kong and Delhi flights departing from Bhairahawa every Tuesday.
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Under the new flight schedule, the flight departing from Bhairahawa at 8:15 AM will arrive in Kathmandu at 9 AM. The airline has outlined its plan to facilitate seamless connections for passengers traveling to Hong Kong and Delhi. Those bound for Hong Kong will continue their journey on the same day, with a flight scheduled for 11 AM, while passengers heading to Delhi will have a flight option at 1:25 PM.
Ramesh Poudel, spokesperson for the airline, confirmed that the subsequent flight to Bangalore is scheduled for 1:25 PM. The NAC is committed to providing passengers with a convenient and hassle-free experience by issuing boarding passes to their final destinations during check-in and ensuring that passengers' luggage reaches their destination countries directly.
Tickets for these flights can be purchased through the Nepal Airlines website or from authorized travel agencies.
