Civil aviation authority urges public not to fly kites, balloons and drones near Tribhuvan

Civil aviation authority urges public not to fly kites, balloons and drones near Tribhuvan
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The Nepal Civil Aviation Authority has urged the public not to fly kites, balloons or drones in and around Tribhuvan International Airport during the Dashain festival, which begins next week.

The authority warned that such objects could interfere with planes during takeoff and landing, posing a serious risk to flight safety, and specifically asked parents and community members to ensure children do not fly them near the airport.

Why it matters

The warning highlights a potential safety risk that could affect airport operations and flight safety during a period of increased travel.

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