The outstanding loan taken by Nepal Airlines Corporation (NAC) to purchase four aircraft has increased from Rs 34 billion to Rs 55.92 billion.
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Nepal Airlines’ Rs 34 billion loan for four aircraft rises to Rs 55.92 billion
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Kathmandu, November 9 The outstanding loan taken by Nepal Airlines Corporation (NAC) to purchase four aircraft has increased from Rs 34 billion to Rs 55.92 billion. The corporation had borrowed t...
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