Biman Bangladesh Airlines will reschedule their flights as per the evolving security situations in Nepal and the flight reopening in accordance with Nepali civil aviation guidelines, according to the Bangladesh Embassy in Kathmandu.

Some 500 passengers of Biman Bangladesh Airlines are currently stuck in Nepal, said the government of Bangladesh on Tuesday night.

Biman Bangladesh Airlines passengers, who are looking for flight-related information or updates for the Kathmandu-Dhaka route, have been requested to contact the following numbers of the Biman Bangladesh Airlines.

Kathmandu Office Country Manager: +9779851037510
Station Manager: +977 9851026159
Sales: +977 9847918402

About one hundred Bangladeshi officials and football players, who undertook the visit for official purposes, are currently stuck in Kathmandu, said Chief Adviser’s Deputy Press Secretary Abul Kalam Azad Majumder.

The number of tourists currently visiting Nepal on private initiative or purpose could not be determined immediately, he said.

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However, the Embassy of Bangladesh in Kathmandu received calls from more than 350 callers who are stuck in Nepal.

Their enquiries mostly pertain to Biman's flight particulars or postponement and future scheduling.

It has been assumed that some 500 Biman passengers are currently stuck in Nepal, Azad said.