BASA

Bilateral Air Services Agreement

Nepal has signed Bilateral Air Services Agreements and MoU with 42 different countries since 1963. Nepal adopted a liberal sky policy in 1992; since then, it has been gradually pursuing an open sky policy in accordance with the Civil Aviation Policy 2006. Basic provisions of Bilateral Air Services Agreements between Nepal and various countries have been tabulated as follows:

S. No. Country Date of Signing Designation Destination Weekly Seats Yearly Seats
1 Australia 30th September 2019 Multiple Points in Australia To Be Decided To Be Decided
2 Austria 6th August 1997 Multiple Any 2 Points in Austria 1400 72800
3 Bahrain 26th November 1997 Multiple Bahrain 5600 291200
4 Bangladesh 2nd April 1976 Multiple Dhaka 7000 364000
5 Bhutan 25 December 1988 Multiple Paro 4200 218400
6 Brunei 10 July 1986 Multiple Bandar Seri Begawan 1400 72800
7 Cambodia 29 November 2018 Multiple Points in Cambodia 2800 145600
8 China 24th January 1987 Multiple Beijing, Shanghai, Lhasa, Guangzhow, Kunming, Chengdu and Xian 11200 582400
9 Croatia 30th Mar 2004 Multiple 1400
10 Egypt 30th August 1995 Multiple Cairo 600 31200
11 France 7th July 1998 Multiple Paris and another point 200 10400
12 Germany 19th March 1987 Multiple 2 points in Germany 1800 93600
13 Hong Kong HKSAR 19th August 1982 Multiple HKSAR 2800 145600
14 India 26th November 1964 Multiple Delhi 30000 1560000
Mumbai 30000
Bangalore 30000
Chennai 30000
Hyderabad 30000
Kolkata 30000
15 Israel 19th November 2002 Single Points in Israel 800 41600
16 Italy 8th May 1992 Single Rome 400 20800
17 Japan 11th February 1988 Multiple Osaka 400 20800
18 Jordan 6th October 1999 Multiple Points in Jordan 0 0
19 Kuwait 10th October 1999 Single Kuwait 400 20800
20 Luxembourg 22nd August 1997 Multiple 2 Points 1400 72800
21 Macau 28th October 1996 Multiple Macau 1400 72800
22 Malaysia 5th August 2003 Multiple Any Points in Malaysia 4200 218400
23 Maldives 27th September 1984 Two Airlines Male No Restriction No Restriction
24 Myanmar 26th August 1996 Multiple Yangon 5300 275600
25 Neatherlands 17th April 1998 Single 2 Points 1400 72800
26 New Zealand 22nd October 2015 Multiple Points in New Zealand 2800 145600
27 Oman 2nd December 1997 Multiple Mascot 1400 72800
28 Pakistan 24th August 1976 Multiple Karachi, Islamabad, Sailkot, Multan and Faisalabad 3800 197600
29 Philippines 18th November 2004 Multiple Manila, Subic, Cebu, Davao 2500 130000
30 Qatar 4th June 1995 Multiple Doha 5600 291200
31 Republic of Korea 12th February 1988 Multiple Seoul 800 41600
32 Russian Federation 28th July 1989 Single Moscow 164 8528
33 Rwanda 5th December 2023 Multiple Any Points - -
34 Saudi Arabia 4th October 1999 Multiple Any Points in Saudi Arabia 5600 291200
35 Singapore 15th June 1984 Multiple Singapore 5600 291200
36 Sri Lanka 19th February 1977 Multiple Colombo 2800 145600
37 Switzerland 6th February 2024 Multiple Any Points 5600 291200
38 Thailand 14th January 1971 Multiple Thailand 2000 104000
39 Turkey 13th October 1999 Multiple Istanbul 2800 72800
40 United Arab Emirates 19th August 1982 Multiple Points in UAE 28000 1456000
41 United Kingdom 20th October 2015 Multiple Points in UK 600 31200
42 Viet Nam 24th September 2010 Multiple Points in Viet Nam 2800 145600

Note: Assumption of Air seats Aircraft type B757 with approximately 200seats/flight
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Mr. Bikram Raj Gautam

Mr. Bikram Raj Gautam

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