Himalaya Airlines aircraft and seat maps
Choose your aircraft to explore the Himalaya Airlines seat maps listed below.
Frequently asked questions
Can I select a free seat on Himalaya Airlines?
Yes, the published A319 and A320 seating tables include a free-seat category alongside paid choices. Front, exit and other designated seats carry different charges. Prices exclude applicable Nepal VAT and any overseas ground-handling surcharge. Prebooked services are non-refundable and cannot be changed, so check the category and total before purchasing.
When should I arrange mobility or seating assistance with Himalaya?
Contact the airline at least 48 hours before departure to confirm resources. Wheelchair and Ambulift services carry applicable charges; last-minute requests depend on availability. An approved attendant or escort is seated immediately beside the passenger. Medical clearance is not normally required if you can transfer between seats and meet your onboard needs yourself or with a capable escort.
Can children travel alone on Himalaya Airlines?
Children aged 5–11 may fly alone using the paid unaccompanied-minor service; those aged 12–15 may fly alone and can request it. Children under five and unaccompanied children with special needs require a known adult aged at least 18. A guardian should complete forms and documents at the sales counter at least 24 hours before departure, remain until takeoff, and arrange an identified adult to collect the child.
What cabin baggage can I bring on Himalaya Airlines?
One cabin bag up to 7 kg is allowed, with dimensions of 51 × 40 × 23 cm, totalling 114 cm. The airline also lists permitted personal items such as a laptop and accessories, small purse and necessary infant items. Cabin bags may be placed in the hold if space is limited; airport purchases must stay within the overall allowance.