KATHMANDU, Feb 28: With escalating tensions in the Middle East causing disruptions across international airspace, Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA) in Kathmandu has urged passengers to check the latest status of their flights before heading to the airport.
The advisory comes in light of recent airspace restrictions in the Middle East, which have caused delays, rescheduling, and occasional cancellations of international flights. TIA has emphasised that passengers should confirm the current status of their flights with their respective airlines before travelling to avoid inconvenience.
GBIA records 115 flights, serves 6,500 passengers in February
Passengers flying to or from the Middle East are particularly advised to coordinate with their airlines, including:
- Air Arabia: 9802039501
- Fly Dubai: 9851169641 / 9851169645
- Jazeera Airlines: 9841446872
- Kuwait Airways: 9851115501
- Qatar Airways: 9801020903 / 9801020904
- Turkish Airlines: 9801156867
- Himalaya Airlines: 9851215581
- Nepal Airlines: 01 4113251
TIA officials said the airport is closely coordinating with airlines and relevant authorities to ensure smooth and efficient passenger management, despite the ongoing uncertainties in regional air traffic.
Passengers are encouraged to stay updated, plan accordingly, and maintain contact with airlines to ensure a seamless travel experience amid the evolving situation in the Middle East.
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