Passenger traffic is high in Pokhara-Jomsom air flight
Summary
Passenger traffic on the Pokhara-Jomsom air route has surged after flooding blocked the Mustang-Beni road in Myagdi, forcing more travelers to fly. Airlines have increased Twin Otter flights to meet demand during the tourist season and Sohra Shraddha rituals.
Key Points
- Passenger demand on the Pokhara-Jomsom route has risen sharply after flooding blocked the road linking Mustang and Beni in Myagdi.
- Tara and Summit Air have increased Twin Otter flights from five to seven daily to handle the surge.
- Tourist season and Sohra Shraddha rituals are driving more travel to Mustang and Kagbeni.
- Jomsom Airport faces operational limits because strong afternoon winds restrict flights, so most services run in the morning.
