Airbus 320 landed at Gautam Budva International Airport in Bhairahawa at 4:30 p.m. and returned at 5:30 p.m. with passengers.
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Due to the difficulties in the public transport operation due to the disaster, the narrow body plane of Nepal Airlines Corporation came to Bhairahawa on Monday afternoon for the rescue and relief of the stranded passengers who could not reach their destination and returned to Kathmandu carrying 157 passengers.
The Airbus 320 landed at Gautam Budva International Airport in Bhairahawa at 4:30 p.m. and returned at 5:30 p.m. with passengers. Although the corporation's ship was stopped at the terminal under the international airport, all the necessary procedures for the passengers were completed from the domestic terminal.
Nepal Airlines Corporation announced that the chartered flight will land at Bhairahawa at 1:00 PM on Monday and return to Kathmandu at 3:00 PM. The passengers were happy when the ship arrived a little later than the scheduled time.
At the request of the Gautam Budva International Airport site management, the Corporation granted approval for chartered flights targeting the disabled, sick, and people going for foreign employment. Although the corporation gave permission for the flight for 9 pm on Sunday night, citing technical reasons, the flight schedule was moved to Monday afternoon by issuing a press release in the evening.
General Manager of Gautam Budva International Airport, Pratap Babu Tiwari, informed that the relief flight was conducted on Monday due to the demand of increasing the number of flights due to the demand for additional flights due to the adverse weather conditions. During this period, the air service company, which is operating regular flights between Kathmandu and Bhairawa, also made additional flights but could not accommodate all the passengers, so they had to make relief flights.
