Nepal Proposes USD 100K Compensation for Domestic Flight Passengers
The Legislative Management Committee of the National Assembly in Nepal has unanimously passed the 'Domestic Aviation Liability Bill, 2083', proposing to increase the compensation for domestic flight passengers to USD 100,000 in case of death, serious injury, or disability. This proposed limit is five times higher than the current minimum compensation of USD 20,000. The bill also mandates airlines to publicly disclose their insurance coverage, grants families 120 days to file compensation claims, and clearly defines airline liabilities for flight delays, cancellations, and lost luggage or cargo. This legislative move aims to align Nepal's domestic aviation laws with international standards, particularly the Montreal Convention of 1999, enhancing passenger rights and accountability within the domestic aviation sector.





















