Government’s decision to open domestic flights, not to run buses

Kathmandu. The government has discriminated by opening domestic flights when public buses are in a state of disrepair due to the ban.

A cabinet meeting held in Baluwatar on Monday decided to open air travel. The government has not opened public transport.

The government has decided to open flights without increasing the total number of flights by 50 percent.

Director General of the Civil Aviation Authority, Rajan Pokharel, said that a meeting with the ministry and stakeholders would be held on Wednesday to decide the date of domestic flights.

The government has opened flights to Dubai, Dammam, Kuwait, Muscat, Malaysia, Korea, Japan, China, Guangzhou.

Flights to Doha, Qatar, and Istanbul, Turkey, which have one flight a year, have been doubled.