Tribhuvan International Airport is a universal air terminal in Kathmandu, Nepal. The airplane terminal is around six kilometers from the downtown area, in the Kathmandu valley. It is the sole worldwide air terminal in Nepal, however Nijgadh International Airport has been proposed as a moment. The air terminal has filled in as a landing strip since 1949, and was introduced in 1955 by King Mahendra. It got its present name in 1964. Initially a grass runway, it was re-laid in cement in 1957 and has been expanded a few times. The main stream airplane arrived at Tribhuvan in 1967 and consistent fly operations initiated in 1972.
The air terminal has one household and one universal terminal. In 2015, the air terminal took care of 3.21 million travelers, down 8.37% from 2014. At present, around 30 universal carriers associate Nepal to goals in Asia and the Middle East, and the air terminal fills in as a center point for a few Nepalese aircrafts.
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