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side lines of the Singapore Airshow on 2 Under the new Agreement, air carriers of Singapore and
Nepal are entitled to operate 28 weekly passenger services between both
countries, of which 14 weekly passenger services can be operated via some intermediate
points and to a few beyond points in third countries. Air carriers of both
countries are also entitled to operate 14 weekly cargo services between both
sides, of which 7 weekly cargo services can be operated via any intermediate points
and to any beyond points in third countries. 3 Mr Choi Shing Kwok, Permanent Secretary, Ministry of
Transport, who signed the new Agreement with his Nepalese counterpart, Mr
Nagendra Prasad Ghimire, Secretary for Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation
of Nepal, said, “The Singapore-Nepal aviation market has experienced
strong traffic growth over the past few years. The bilateral Air Services
Agreement signed today comes at an opportune time as it serves to further
develop air transport between both countries and pave the way for traffic
growth ahead.” 4 Currently, SilkAir operates six weekly passenger services
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