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- The Department of Civil Aviation was established in Nepal in 1957 to regulate civil aviation. Nepal joined ICAO in 1960. - ICAO audits of Nepal in 2009 and 2013 found effective implementation of safety standards to be 43% and 55% respectively, identifying a significant safety concern in aircraft operations. - As a result of these audits, all air carriers under the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal were placed on the EU's air safety list in December 2013.
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- 1. HISTORY AND BACKGROUND Department of Civil Aviation established in 1957 The statutory regulations regarding civil aviation were introduced under the Civil Aviation Act, 1959 (2015 BS) Nepal obtained the membership of International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) in 1960 Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) was established as an autonomous regulatory body on 31 December 1998 under Civil Aviation Act, 1996 February 2017 Civil Aviation in Nepal Slide 1
- 2. Safety Oversight of Nepal ICAO conducted Safety Oversight of Nepal in 5 to 14 May 2009 and identified Effective Implementation (EI) of ICAO safety standards and guidance as 43 percent ICAO Coordinated Validation Mission (ICVM) carried out in 10-16 July 2013 and identified effective implementation of ICAO Safety Standards as 55 percent ICVM identified a Significant Safety Concern (SSC) in the area of aircraft operations February 2017 Civil Aviation in Nepal Slide 2
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- 4. Safety Oversight of Nepal (After offside validation 2016) February 2017 Civil Aviation in Nepal Slide 4
- 5. Safety Oversight of Nepal February 2017 Civil Aviation in Nepal Slide 5 All air carriers under CAA Nepal with responsibility for regulatory oversight were placed under EU Air Safety List on December 5, 2013
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- 8. International Air Transport February 2017 Civil Aviation in Nepal Slide 8 Nepal 3 Qatar 1 India 3 Oman 1 Bhutan 2 South Korea 1 China 4 Hongkong 1 Thailand 1 UAE 3 Bangladesh3 Turkey 1 Malaysia 3 Singapore 1
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- 11. Aircraft Fleet (Rotary Wing) February 2017 Civil Aviation in Nepal Slide 11 Operator Air Dynasty AS 350 BA/B2/B3e Altitude Air AS 350B3e Fishtail Air AS 350B2/B3/B3e, Bell 206B Heli Everest AS 350B3e Manang Air AS 350B3e Mountain Helicopters AS 350B3e/B2, EC130B4 Prabhu Helicopter R 44 II, R 66 Shree Airlines MI8 AMT/MTV1, AS 350B3e Simrik Air AS 350B3e, Bell 407 GXP VVIP Flight AS 332 L/L1, Bell 206 L3/L4
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