For the permission to fly any aircraft within the aviation area of ​​the Kingdom of Nepal or to fly and land on the runway and helipad of any airport, the relevant aircraft owner or airline operating organization shall submit the necessary details in the format mentioned in the Annex and the manual and submit an application to the Director General.
(2) After receiving the application according to sub-rule (1), the Director General may grant flight and landing permission according to the request of the applicant or the necessary conditions, considering the technical aspects of the aircraft to be allowed, the airport and the runway of the airport.
(3) Subject to sub-rule (2), the Director General may grant permission to fly and land as follows. (a) Regular (Scheduled) international flights operated under bilateral and multilateral air service agreements (b) Unscheduled and domestic and international charter flights,
(c) emergency flights (eg rescue, ambulance etc. flights),
(d) Diplomatic flights,
(e) Test flight,
(f) Private flight,
(g) Glider, hang glider, para glider, balloon, mycolite and sailplane flight,
(h) aerial surveys and agricultural flights,
(i) All types of domestic flights.
(4) According to clause (c) of sub-rule (3), the flight permit can be requested and given verbally as per the requirement. A record of the permission granted in this way should be kept.
(5) The flight permit fee as per clause (b) and (g) of sub-rule (3) shall be as mentioned in schedule-1.
(6) For regular flights, national and international airlines should submit their flight schedules to the Director General as mentioned in the Annexes, Manuals, and Directives and operate flights only after approval from the Director General.
(7) The Director General may specify the necessary conditions while granting flight permission for international charter flights.