Buddha Air apologized & vowed not to disrupt flight services

KATHMANDU: Buddha Air has stated that it will not disrupt flight operations. Air, which did not participate in the airline operators’ strike, has pledged not to disrupt service for its own reasons.

According to Buddha Air, shutting down the service is not a viable option for resolving internal issues. ‘The airline serves as a means of transportation for passengers as well as a source of income for employees. “Suspending our services to solve our internal problems is not a wise decision,” Buddha said in a statement.

According to Buddha Air, the problem of the night shift to the airport’s internal parking lot has been resolved. ‘Currently, there are more ships in Kathmandu Airport’s inner parking lot than capacity at night.’ This is dangerous in terms of security. ‘Further studies and evaluations have revealed that the parking area has a capacity of 17 aircraft,’ according to the statement, adding that ‘this is why the Civil Aviation Authority has directed the domestic airline to fly more ships overnight outside Kathmandu.’