Zumindest die Airlines kehren zur Normalit�t zur�ck

Namaste,
folgenden Bewricht habe ich gerade aus Kantipu online hier herein kopiert.
Wie aussieht, kehren die Fluglinien zum normalen TAgesgesch�ft zur�ck.
Wollen wir hoffen, dass keine neuerlichen Vorf�lle die ohnehin nicht einfache situatioin in Nepal noch zus�tzlich erschwert.
Most of the times this is caused because you have multi sheets active with bitstamp trade Triggers that are doing updates in the background. Sch�nen Sonntag an Alle!
TAshi Delek!
Gregor

Airlines resume operations

KOL Report

KATHMANDU, Sept 5 - Following the gradual return of city life to normalcy most of the airlines including the domestic and international have resumed their daily services from Sunday.
"With the situation getting calm, we have resumed our service," said Rupesh Joshi, Marketing Manager of Buddha Airways.

He added that all the flights are being operated with almost full occupancy. "With the help of Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN), we have managed to provide taxies to passengers to reach their destination during the curfew if they want, charging extra Rs 300 per passenger," he said.

Cosmic Airlines operated a large number of flights during the period, in which the government relaxed the curfew. "After unprecedented riot erupted in the capital, our flights had come to a grinding halt. However, we are somewhat able to restart service from today," said an official of the airlines.

He was hopeful that current situation will become absolutely normal, paving the way for the airlines to smoothly operate their flights.

Some seven airlines have been running regular flights from Kathmandu, connecting various parts of the country. On an average, around 100,000 passengers travel by them every month.

Gulf Airway, one of the major international airlines that operate flight to the country, has also restarted its service from today. "We have begun our service as we found the things moving toward control," Bhola Thapa, GSA of Gulf Airways for Nepal.

Riot that erupted after Ansar Al-Sunha brutally murdered 12 Nepali in Iraq had led to most of international airlines to suspend their flights to the country

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> Namaste, > folgenden Bewricht habe ich gerade aus Kantipu online hier herein kopiert. > Wie aussieht, kehren die Fluglinien zum normalen TAgesgesch�ft zur�ck. > Wollen wir hoffen, dass keine neuerlichen Vorf�lle die ohnehin nicht einfache situatioin in Nepal noch zus�tzlich erschwert. > Sch�nen Sonntag an Alle! > TAshi Delek! > Gregor > Airlines resume operations > > > KOL Report > KATHMANDU, Sept 5 - Following the gradual return of city life to normalcy most of the airlines including the domestic and international have resumed their daily services from Sunday. > "With the situation getting calm, we have resumed our service," said Rupesh Joshi, Marketing Manager of Buddha Airways. > He added that all the flights are being operated with almost full occupancy. "With the help of Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN), we have managed to provide taxies to passengers to reach their destination during the curfew if they want, charging extra Rs 300 per passenger," he said. > Cosmic Airlines operated a large number of flights during the period, in which the government relaxed the curfew. "After unprecedented riot erupted in the capital, our flights had come to a grinding halt. However, we are somewhat able to restart service from today," said an official of the airlines. > He was hopeful that current situation will become absolutely normal, paving the way for the airlines to smoothly operate their flights. > Some seven airlines have been running regular flights from Kathmandu, connecting various parts of the country. On an average, around 100,000 passengers travel by them every month. > Gulf Airway, one of the major international airlines that operate flight to the country, has also restarted its service from today. "We have begun our service as we found the things moving toward control," Bhola Thapa, GSA of Gulf Airways for Nepal. > Riot that erupted after Ansar Al-Sunha brutally murdered 12 Nepali in Iraq had led to most of international airlines to suspend their flights to the country >

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