An Air India flight from New Delhi and a Nepal Airlines Airbus A-320 from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, both bound for Kathmandu, nearly collided on Friday morning. According to the report, the Nepal Airlines plane was flying at a height of 15,000 feet while the Air India plane was descending from 19,000 feet. The Nepal Airlines plane decreased to 7,000 feet when the vicinity of the two aircraft was detected on the radar, the report added.

Key Points

• An Air India flight from New Delhi and a Nepal Airlines Airbus A-320 from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, both bound for Kathmandu, nearly collided on Friday morning.

• The Nepal Airlines plane decreased to 7,000 feet when the vicinity of the two aircraft was detected on the radar, the report added.

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