A decision has been made by Nepal Airlines Corporation to restart its Mumbai-Kathmandu flights, which had been suspended for over two years. It is expected that the flights will resume on March 27. Because the Indian government has permitted the return of regular international flights from March 27 onwards, this will result in another another service being added to the Nepal-India route at this time.
Nepal Airlines has announced that it would fly its Airbus 32 on the Mumbai-Kathmandu route three times each week, on Sundays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, according to the airline.
There is also some good news for travelers who are interested on this route, since the airline is now providing a competitive fare for customers on this route.
During the month of April, it is offering a Buy 2, Get 1 Free promotion. Every third passenger in a group will be eligible for a base fare waiver as a result of the promotion.
Despite the fact that the Mumbai-Kathmandu route was quite popular before to the pandemic, Indian Airlines, like every other airline in the world, struggled during the epidemic. Now, the airline is seeking to return to its pre-pandemic levels of operation, when it used to be able to run at full capacity.
Nepal is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the world, and travelers have long been drawn to the Himalayan country for a variety of reasons, including its natural beauty. In addition to Mount Everest’s allure, there are a slew of other incredible things to look forward to during your expedition.
As a result, you may now start planning your Nepal trip, with flights to Kathmandu from Mumbai beginning on March 27.
