The Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) office at Tribhuvan International Airport warned the public on Sunday against flying kites, drones and balloons near the airport and its flight paths, saying the activities could pose serious risks to flight safety.
The warning comes as kite-flying activity around the airport area has increased significantly during the Dashain festival. CAAN said such activities are prohibited by law.
CAAN warns of flight safety risks
The airport office urged the public to avoid flying kites, drones and balloons in areas near the airport and along flight paths. These activities can pose a threat to aircraft operations, the office said.
Warning during Dashain
Kite-flying activity has increased around the airport area during Dashain, prompting the warning. CAAN said the public should follow the restrictions to help protect flight safety.
