Welcome to AOCN

✈️ Introduction to AOCN

Airline Operators Committee Nepal (AOCN) was established as a subcommittee of Board of Airlines Representatives in Nepal (BARN) in 1990 A.D. This committee was formed with the aim of addressing the common concern of operating carriers and other stake holders while operating into Nepal. The committee represents the collective voice of airline operators to liasie with differnet authorities and parties for safe, secure, and cost effective operations. All airlines operating into Nepal can became members of this committee to raise common concerns in order to improve the airline operation. 

🏛 Executive Structure

The committee is led by the Executive Board, which consists of 4 Board Members and 7 Executive Members, elected by the members of AOCN for a tenure of 2 years. The Executive Board is entrusted with representing and making decisions on behalf of all member airlines, sub-committees and Associate Members. AOCN holds a full membership meeting once every month to discuss and share views, issues, updates, and improvements related to the airport and its operations. One of the primary agendas of this committee is to improve the quality of passengers' journey experience from Nepal by enhancing the operations and experience of airport services in accordance with international standards. 

🤝 Collaboration & Engagement

To fulfill its Purpose, Vision, and Mission, AOCN collaborates with:

  • Government authorities

  • Airport and airline partners

  • Ground handling agents

  • Committees, subcommittees, and working groups

  • Other relevant stakeholders

Together, these partnerships drive improvements in airport operations, aviation safety, and service excellence across Nepal’s aviation sector.

Recent News

AOC-N Airport Conclave 2024: A Catalyst for Aviation Innovation
August 17 2024

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.

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2024-FOD Campaign-KTM : A Crucial Initiative for Aviation Safety by NAC
July 10 2024

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.

 

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Removal of Threshold Reduction for Parallel Taxiway Construction at TIA (VNKT)
June 19 2024

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. 

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OUR PURPOSE

The Purpose of the AOC is to promote all the necessary actions required to improve the airport’s operation safeguarding the rights, the needs and the interest of the air transport’s users, the Carriers and other Operators in full respect of their individual independence.

OUR VISION

Our Vision is to ensure favorable and cost effective operating environment for the airlines operator in Nepal along with providing safe, secure and comfortable journey to the passengers as per the international set standards while travelling to and from Nepal.

OUR MISSION

The Mission of the AOC is to liase with different authorities, stake holders, committees and sub-committees in improving and addressing common issues for its members and aviation industry in Nepal along with contributing in social and common welfare causes.