Goma Air

Nepal Tribhuvan International Airport

2011Founded

2Aircraft types

3Base airports

GGIATA · ICAO

About the airline

Goma Air (IATA: GG) is a Nepalese regional airline founded in 2011, operating from three mountain and valley hubs. It specializes in connecting remote areas of Nepal using small, efficient turboprop aircraft suited to challenging terrain.

Fleet

Let L-410 Turbolet Cessna 208

Goma Air (IATA: GG) is a regional carrier based in Nepal, established in 2011. The airline operates from three strategic hubs: Tribhuvan International Airport (Kathmandu), Surkhet Airport, and Nepalgunj Airport, serving communities across Nepal's diverse geography.

The airline's network focuses on regional connectivity in Nepal, linking mountain valleys and remote areas where larger aircraft cannot operate efficiently. This positioning makes Goma Air essential for travelers accessing Nepal's interior regions, trekking zones, and underserved communities.

Goma Air's fleet comprises small, purpose-built turboprops-the Cessna 208 and Let L-410 Turbolet-designed for high-altitude operations and unprepared airstrips. These aircraft are ideal for Nepal's terrain, offering reliability on short regional routes and maintaining flexibility for mountain operations.

Contacts

Phone: +977-1-4117523, 24

Email: [email protected]

Base airports: Tribhuvan International Airport, Surkhet Airport, Nepalgunj Airport

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