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Nepal - Best Airline?

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I am looking to go to Nepal can anyone reccomend a carrier which flys there and is not exspensive

All my searches for flights are turning out to be very exspensive

Any suggestions?

Flying into Kathmandu is not easy even for the best of pilots. From a safety perspective I'd go with the local carrier who do it all the time.

http://www.royalnepal-airlines.com/index2.htm

depends where your flying from but i will assume you are fliying from Bangkok, in which case you have the choice of Thai or Royal Nepal. You will get Royal Nepal for around 20k Baht return.

There is another called Royal Nepal International who i am not sure still operate, i really wouldnt recomend them if they do as they used to frequently cancel flights.

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Flying into Kathmandu is not easy even for the best of pilots. From a safety perspective I'd go with the local carrier who do it all the time.

http://www.royalnepal-airlines.com/index2.htm

thanks for the tip, now I just have to find the prices as they only seem to be accepting flights at latest in 2005

If comfort is a factor for you I wouldn't go with Royal Nepal airlines - went with them a couple of years ago and it was the worst airline I've ever been with. Cheap, though...

Flying into Kathmandu is not easy even for the best of pilots. From a safety perspective I'd go with the local carrier who do it all the time.

http://www.royalnepal-airlines.com/index2.htm

4 sets of crew and 2 aircrafts from then Yugoslav Airlines were leased to Royal Nepal Airways. They had never been there before. If they are not there now, somebody else from abroad would be.

My take - get on Thai Airways. Could be the same pilots maintain that route and know the ropes.

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