The government of Nepali will soon start regional flights linking more than 18 cities across India. According to a report in the Himalayan Times yesterday, the announcement was made by Hisila Yami, Minister, Tourism and Civil Aviation, Nepal, while speaking on the occasion of International Civil Aviation Day. Yami said, “Nepal will soon launch regional flights from Biratnagar, Jhapa, Lumbini and extend the network of flights to 18 more destinations of India like Gaya, Patna and other cities. We are also working with the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) to increase foreign investment in the aviation sector according to the open sky policy.” Yami further added that the tourism ministry will get an expanded joint secretary-level office to look after the travel and tourism sector.
Meanwhile, Ramchandra Man Singh, Secretary, Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation said, “Civil aviation needs skilled, trained and enthusiastic personnel willing to dedicate their time and energy for the betterment of air transport." |