Nepal Airlines has asked Indian authorities to waive quarantine requirements for Nepali passengers besides allowing them to reuse their negative test reports for the return flight if they are flying back within 72 hours.

The state-owned carrier sent the request for exemption from the two clauses in the medical protocols through the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal.

Nepal and India have agreed to start flights under an air bubble arrangement with restrictions and regulations, nine months after the two neighbours closed their skies to commercial flights. Flights are expected to begin from December 17, pending approvals from the airport authorities of both countries.

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