Air Ananya
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Air Ananya was an airline based in Nepal, operating helicopter services.
[edit] History
After a helicopter was burnt at Jiri by Maoists and there were a couple of accidents and helicopters hit by bullets, Banwari Lal Mittal, now Chairman and CEO of Shree Airlines, consulted an astrologer who suggested changing the name of the airline. Thus Air Ananya became Shree Airlines. (Shree means auspicious beginning). [1]
[edit] Fleet
Air Ananya operated MI-17 helicopters on services which included rescue, sling operations and transporting heavy cargo and foodgrains anywhere within Nepal.[2]
[edit] References
- ^ New Business Age July 2003
- ^ Catmando Retrieved 19 November 2006
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