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UAE in talks with Nepal to revise ASA
- United Arab Emirates: Tuesday, April 16 - 2013 at 05:17
The UAE is in talks with Nepalese aviation authorities aimed at revising an air service agreement (ASA) between the two countries, The Himalayan Times has reported. The UAE had signed an ASA with Nepal in 1999, which was later revised in 2007. "But after 2007, the ministry's decision on December 16, 2010, allowing Air Arabia to operate six flights a week, had come into controversy due to parliamentary committee's direction to withdraw it on December 13, 2011, seeking a revision," said an official from Nepal's civil aviation ministry. The committee had also prevented Air Arabia to fly on the Kathmandu-Kuala Lumpur route against the ASA, due to protest from the employees of Nepal Airlines. "The revised ASA may include aviation commercial operations, aviation security, and third party code sharing provisions," the official noted.
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