1. Background

Due to Nepal's geographical location and geo-terrestrial nature, air transport is the most reliable means for internal and external communication. By developing airports that can operate short and long-distance air services using modern technology including the physical infrastructure required for high-quality air service, ensuring aviation and air safety in accordance with international standards through safe, accessible, economical, market-oriented, reliable, and effective air transportation. "Hawaii Policy, 2063" has been brought by realizing the need to have a clear policy of the government to support tourism and business promotion. The National Aviation Policy, 2050 was issued with the aim of involving the private sector in air transport services. Considering the changing situation of the world and the internal needs of the country, the government of Nepal revised the air policy for the first time in 2053 with the aim of bringing more tourists into the country through the development of civil aviation. The leap made by the world in the field of civil aviation, the significant increase in air traffic at the international level and especially in the Asia Pacific region, the increased importance of tourism in the world population, the industrial development in the world through privatization and the participation of the private sector in the field of civil aviation and the increasing cooperation between the airlines are urgent. Timely improvement in the issued air policy is desirable and the presented air policy has emphasized on ensuring national flight safety and air safety and operating services in accordance with international standards. Some of the things mentioned in the existing air policy have been included in the law and have been put into practice. By removing such provisions and accomplishments, the existing air policy has been revised in time to ensure air transport, provide facilities to air services, control, regulate, and include the grounds for granting licenses to air flight training institutions, maintenance and maintenance organizations. airport, airportThis policy will help to achieve the long-term goal of bringing more tourists into Nepal by simplifying the arrangements related to charter flights to encourage the airlines operating organizations to operate international flights, to build and develop the necessary service facilities and to ensure essential air services for remote areas. In addition, it is expected that this policy will contribute to the promotion of overall social and economic activities of the country including tourism, industry, trade and commerce by maintaining close coordination with other means of transportation.