Buddha Air has inducted 19th ATR aircraft. The new ship that arrived on Wednesday is ATR-72. With this, the number of ATR-72 ships has reached 16. Buddh Air has informed through a press release that the necessary paperwork for the new aircraft will be completed and it will be put into service from the end of December.
Buddha Air has imported the call sign nine N-AOG aircraft from France's ATR Company, Toulouse. Buddha Air has 3 ATR-42-320 and 16 ATR-72-500 aircraft. Budh Air said goodbye to an ATR-42-320 aircraft just a short time ago.
The ship is in the deregistration process. In line with its commitment to make air travel easy and simple, Buddha Air has added a new aircraft to its fleet. Rupesh Joshi, Marketing Director of Buddh Air said, "With easy fares, passengers will be able to take flights according to their time according to the significant increase in the number of flights." We are committed to operating the flight schedule with maximum efficiency.
The added aircraft will also help in regular maintenance, the company said. Buddha Air is currently flying more than 140 domestic flights daily. There are international flights from Kathmandu to Varanasi, India 3 days a week. Similarly, there are flights from Pokhara to Chitwan, Bhairahawa and Nepalganj.
