Service of 12 helicopter companies in Nepal in 58 years of registered and flying helicopters
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According to the expansion plan of Tribhuvan International Airport, 12 helicopters have been moved to Nalinchok in Bhaktapur since Friday. Civil Aviation Authority spokesperson Subas Jha said that helicopters of nine airlines took off from Tribhuvan International Airport on Friday morning and landed in Nalinchok.
According to Vinayak Bhattarai, engineer of the authority, the construction of the heliport spread over an area of 33 ropani was completed a year ago.
The heliport has a parking capacity of 13 helicopters. At this port, helicopters can fly from four locations at a time. Out of 33 Ropani land, 26 Ropani has been allocated for helicopter parking. Construction of offices and buildings for helicopter companies in the remaining 7 Ropani is in the final stage, said Engineer Bhattarai.
Jagannath Niraula, General Manager of Tribhuvan International Airport, said that from the heliport built by the authority at a cost of around 12 million rupees, flights will now be conducted all over the country. "Only priority helicopters such as emergency and medical flights will be allowed to land at Tribhuvan International Airport," General Manager Niraula said, "The rest of the tourist charter flights will be from Nalinchok." . There are 12 helicopter companies in Nepal in the 58 years of registration and flying of helicopters.
They have 33 small and big helicopters.
It has been said that the authority will coordinate with the operators and send the helicopters that are not landed at Nalinchok to the base station (Aadhaar airport). Some helicopters will remain at Tribhuvan International Airport for some time. The helicopter that flew to Nalinchok from Tribhuvan International Airport on Friday brought Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation Minister Hit Bahadur Tamang from Kathmandu, Director General of Civil Aviation Authority E. Pradeep Adhikari, member of the Board of Directors of the Authority, Deputy Director General Devachandralal Karna, President of the Air Service Operators Association Manoj Karki, Chief of Police at Tribhuvan International Airport DIG Ram Dutt Joshi and other employees of the Authority took Nalinchok.
