
Shree Airlines
About the airline
Shree Airlines (N9/SHA) is Nepal's regional carrier based at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu. Founded in 1999, it operates domestic flights and specialized services including helicopter operations, charter flights, and air ambulance services across Nepal and the region.
Fleet
Shree Airlines (IATA: N9, ICAO: SHA) is a Nepalese airline established in 1999, originally operating under the name Air Ananya. The carrier is headquartered at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu, which serves as its primary hub for domestic operations across Nepal.
The airline operates a mixed fleet of regional jets and turboprops, including Bombardier CRJ700 and CRJ-200LR aircraft for scheduled services, alongside Bombardier Q400 NextGen turboprops. Beyond conventional aviation, Shree Airlines maintains one of Southeast Asia's largest Mi-17 helicopter fleets, positioning it as a multi-modal air transport provider.
Shree Airlines serves approximately seven domestic destinations within Nepal, complementing its scheduled network with charter flights, helicopter services, and dedicated air ambulance operations. The carrier holds approval as a vendor for the United Nations and World Food Program, reflecting its role in humanitarian and specialized transport missions across the region.