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Cash-strapped Nepal Airlines struggles to stay afloat—and it is going deeper into debt

The cash flow problem in the state-owned airlines, however, started nine months ago when it inducted two brand new Airbus A330 jets into its fleet last year, as they largely remained under-utilised for months after failing to get enough routes to fly. Cash-strapped Nepal Airlines struggles to stay afloat—and it is going deeper into debt
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Sangam Prasain
Published at : April 24, 2019
Updated at : April 25, 2019 14:05
Kathmandu

Sangam Prasain

Sangam Prasain is Business Editor at The Kathmandu Post, covering tourism, agriculture, mountaineering, aviation, infrastructure and other economic affairs. He joined The Kathmandu Post in October 2009.


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