Nepal Airlines returns to Mumbai; 2 wkly flights to K'mandu

September 04, 2015 01:23

Nepal Airlines, the national carrier of the Himalayan country, is returning to Mumbai from tomorrow after exiting nine years ago, with two direct weekly flights to Kathmandu.

As a promotional offer, it is offering a buy-two-get-one offer at Rs 14,000 for a round-trip ticket. The offer is valid through September, the airline said. "We are reentering Mumbai from tomorrow with two weekly flights (Mondays and Fridays).

We want to increase the frequency to three soon. The Mumbai entry follows resumption of our successful operations from Delhi from February and from Bangalore from September 1," airlines' commercial director Saroj Kasaju told PTI.

The airline will be operating from the new T2 terminal of Mumbai airport. Kasaju said the airline was operating from these three cities till 2006 when it had to quit because of unavailability of aircraft. Recently the airline bought two brand new Airbus A320s, he said, adding the airline is also planning to order wide-body A330s in a year.

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