Buddha Air is a Nepalese airline flying ATR turboprops on domestic routes and services to India. Its first flight, on 11 October 1997, was a sightseeing trip from Kathmandu towards Mount Everest in a Beechcraft 1900D; mountain flights remain part of its service alongside scheduled transport.
Choose your aircraft to explore the Buddha Air seat maps listed below.
Request a wheelchair when booking; Buddha Air provides them at its stations and carries your own permitted wheelchair as checked baggage free of charge. Passengers needing special assistance cannot sit in exit rows. If an onboard personal attendant is required, the attendant sits in the adjacent aisle seat. Passengers unable to move independently who need help eating and using the lavatory must travel with a fit attendant.
All tickets include a cabin baggage allowance of 5 kg. The published limit is one piece measuring no more than 55 × 40 × 20 cm; personal bags also count within the cabin allowance. Children receive the same limits. Baggage must fit safely in the cabin, and items exceeding the size or weight limits must be checked.
