Keep kites, balloons and drones away from Kathmandu airport, authorities warn
Summary
Nepal’s Civil Aviation Authority has warned people not to fly kites, balloons or drones near Tribhuvan International Airport during Dashain, citing risks to takeoff and landing safety. The authority said it is working with local governments and security agencies to raise awareness and prevent flight disruptions.
Key Points
- Nepal’s Civil Aviation Authority has urged the public to keep kites, balloons and drones away from Tribhuvan International Airport during Dashain.
- The airport office warned that such objects could obstruct takeoff and landing and pose a serious safety risk to aircraft.
- Civil aviation laws prohibit these activities around airports, and authorities are coordinating with local governments and security agencies on awareness efforts.
- Parents and community members were specifically asked to stop children from flying kites, balloons or drones near the airport.
