Nepal airlines

Nepal Airlines Corporation (NAC) was incorporated on 1 July 1958 through enactment of Nepal Airlines Corporation Act. 2019 with the following main objective.
to provide air transport service to any person, agency or organization who need such service for transportation of men or materials from one airport to another either within or outside the country.
Profile of Aircrafts used in NAC services.
Boeing 757
The first of Nepal Airlines? two 757s arrived in 1987. Flying on long-haul routes and displaying the national flag at world airports, they helped Nepal make its presence felt in the international aviation scene. The 757 holds 190 passengers.
Boeing727
The national became the proud possessor of a jet plane carrier with the induction of a Boeing 727 in 1972. People would rush to their roof -tops to watch in awe as the sleek craft came in screaming from beyond the hills. Carrying 123 passengers, it connected Kathmandu with regional destinations and remained in service till 1993.
Pilatus porter pc-6
This single-engine air craft entered service in 1961. Manufactured in Switzerland, it seated six persons. The plane proved extremely suitable for Nepal?s mountainous terrain where STOL capability was put to full use. NAC was flying one till 1998.
Twin Otter DHC-6
The arrival of the Twin Otter was another turning point in the Kingdom?s aviation scenario. Brought into service in 1971, this 19-seater Canadian plane was instrumental in opening up the mountainous interior. It could land and take off from small and rough airstrips. And suddenly, far-flung villages and remote trail-heads were only minutes away.
Douglas DC-3 Dakota

28-seater Dakota, NAC?s very first aircraft, has become an icon of Nepal?s aviation history. In many parts of the Kingdom, the people?s initial encounter with the modern world was the DC-3, long before the cars got here. The last of these planes flew into the sunset in 1973.