AOC-N organized the Airport Conclave 2024 on 17th August 2024 at Soaltee Hotel. Hosted by AOC-N, the conclave gathered key stakeholders from across the globe, including government officials, airport authorities, technology providers, and industry experts.

Foreign Object Debris (FOD) is a significant concern in the aviation industry, posing serious risks to aircraft operations. Foreign Object Debris (FOD) refers to any foreign material, substance, or object that can damage an aircraft or its components. This includes items like loose screws, tools, rocks, or even wildlife on runways. FOD poses serious risks to aviation safety. It can cause engine damage, tire punctures, and other operational issues. Airlines and airports worldwide prioritize FOD prevention to ensure safe and efficient operations.

The construction of a parallel taxiway at TIA that necessitated a reduction of 236 meters from the existing runway length has been completed before deadline of 31 Jul 2024. The project initially scheduled from 01 Apr to 31 Jul 2024. The AIP supplement 9/24 declared the completion of project and removal of threshold reduction effective 19 Jun 2024. 

In an era where customer experience stands at the forefront of business success, the collaboration between the Airline Operator Committee of Nepal (AOC-Nepal) and Nepal Airlines emerges as a beacon of innovation and dedication towards enhancing the travel experience for those visiting Nepal. This partnership signifies an important step in the evolution of Nepal's aviation sector, directly impacting Nepal tourism by aiming to set new standards in customer service. This milestone represents a significant step forward in our continuous commitment to enhancing the passenger experience and ensuring excellence in service delivery at Kathmandu Tribhuvan International Airport.

The following article delves into the strategic alliance between AOC-Nepal and Nepal Airlines, highlighting their mission and vision, collaborative efforts, and the tangible benefits for passengers. With a focus on enhancing customer service experience, this partnership is poised to play a pivotal role in Nepal travel, making a positive impact on the perception and satisfaction of international and domestic passengers alike. By examining the synergistic endeavors undertaken by these organizations, readers will gain insight into how such collaborations are essential for the sustained improvement of tourism and customer service standards in Nepal.