FlyYeti goes into hiding
KATHMANDU- FlyYeti.com, the low-cost joint venture between Air Arabia and Yeti Airlines operating out of Kathmandu, will suspend operations on July 16.
The airline blamed the move on what it called “difficult operating conditions in Nepal and a presently opaque regulatory environment” and political conditions that made it impossible to guarantee the renewal of aircraft operating leases that expire this month.
Launched in January, FlyYeti.com said it “has enjoyed a pleasant performance” and 80% load factors and that it “will continue to closely monitor the political and market conditions in the country and hopes to resume operations when those conditions stabilize.â€
Ian Jarrett
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