Himalaya Airlines, a joint venture between Nepal and Tibet, is experiencing significant financial challenges. The airline reports accumulated losses of Rs15 billion, attributed to increasing fuel, airport, and tax expenses. Operational disruptions and a decline in passenger demand are further exacerbating the airline’s financial woes. These combined factors are squeezing the airline’s finances, creating a difficult operating environment. The situation raises concerns about the future viability of the Nepal-Tibet joint venture. Addressing these issues will be critical for the airline’s survival and continued operation.