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About Tibet Airlines

Founded in 2010, Tibet Airlines is based in Lhasa, Tibet in China and headquartered at Lhasa Gonggar Airport. The airline operates scheduled domestic flights and is famous for its high-altitude operations, operating at over 3,500 metres altitude. Tibet Airlines uses an Airbus narrow body, the A319, for high altitude airports and the airline has successfully connected Tibet to many domestic cities such as Shanghai and Beijing. Himalaya Airlines is the general sales agent for Tibet Airlines. Lhasa-based Tibet airlines have 49% stake in Himalaya, a Nepal-based international airline company. In the mid-2010's Tibet Airlines introduced the first widebody flight to its fleet with Required Navigation Performance with Authorisation Required (RNP-AR).

 

Tibet Airlines Fleet

Tibet Airlines' fleet is comprised of a mix of Airbus aircraft, with various different models, including the A319-100, A320-200 and A330-200. The airline is known for its high-altitude operations with its operating base at Lhasa Airport which is at over 3,500 meters altitude. Overall, the airline has around 30 aircraft within its fleet.

 

Tibet Airlines Baggage

Carry-on Baggage

Passengers on Tibet Airlines flights are entitled to one item of carry-on baggage with a maximum weight of 5kg per person. This carry-on bag should also not exceed the overall dimensions of 20 x 40 x 55 cm. Tibet Airlines ask that passengers store their carry-on baggage either underneath their seat or in the enclosed luggage rack. Passengers flying in Business Class on Tibet Airlines are entitled to two items of carry-on baggage, with the same size and weight rules.

Checked Baggage

Passengers flying in Economy Class on Tibet Airlines are entitled to 20kg of free checked baggage. Passengers flying in First Class on Tibet Airlines are entitled to 30kg of free checked baggage. Passengers flying in Business Class on Tibet Airlines are entitled to 40kg of free checked baggage. No single piece of baggage can weigh more than 32kg on Tibet Airlines flights.

 

Tibet Airlines Check-In Information

Online Check-In

Passengers can check-in online to their Tibet Airlines flight by using the self-service Tibet Airlines web-check-in service. To check-in, passengers must enter the relevant flight details on the page.

Airport Check-In

Passengers can check-in for their Tibet Airlines flight at the airport by visiting a Tibet Airlines member of staff at the airport check-in counters. Airport check-in close 60 minutes before scheduled flight departure time on the majority of flights.

 

 

Tibet Airlines Destinations

Domestic Destinations in China

      China   Beijing  
          Chongqing  
          Shanghai  
          Tianjin  
      Fujian   Xiamen  
      Gansu   Lanzhou  
      Guangdong   Shenzhen  
      Guizhou   Guiyang  
      Hainan   Haikou  
          Sanya  
      Henan   Zhengzhou  
      Hubei   Wuhan  
      Jiangsu   Nanjing  
      Ningxia   Yinchuan  
      Qinghai   Golmud  
          Xining  
          Yushu City  
      Shanxi   Taiyuan  
      Sichuan   Chengdu  
          Mianyang  
          Yibin  
      Tibet   Lhasa  
          Nyingchi  
          Qamdo  
          Shigatse  
          Shiquanhe  
      Yunnan   Kunming  
      Zhejiang   Hangzhou  

International Destinations

      Finland   Helsinki  
      Nepal   Kathmandu  
      Russia   Sochi  
      Thailand   Ko Samui  

 

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Tibet Airlines Hub Airport

Lhasa Gonggar Airport

Lhasa Gonggar Airport is known as one of the highest airports in the world, with an altitude of 3,740 metres (11,710 ft). The airport was built in 1965 and the terminals were upgraded in 2004. The airport is located in Gongagger County, in the Shannon region of Tibet.

It is nearly 98 kilometres south of Lhasa, at the south bank of the grand Yarlong Tsangpo (Brahmaputra) River. To facilitate passengers, there are 4 aerobridges (1 two-way bridge and 3 single-way bridges) to help passengers on board and disembark from the flights.

 

Tibet Airlines Business Class

Tibet Airlines offers Business Class seats on both its Airbus A319-100 and Airbus A320-200 aircraft.

Tibet Airlines News

24th May 2018

Hubei and Tibet launch direct route between the two cities

Hubei airport group, owner of Hubei airlines, have announced a direct service from the end of this month between the central Chinese city of Wuhan and the capital of Tibet, Lhasa. The flight will take roughly 3 and a half hours on an Airbus A319, departing from Lhasa daily and returning from Wuhan every day except Thursday. Before the launching of this direct flight, the journey would have taken 7 hours, cutting passenger's journey time by half.

9th August 2017

China's Tibet Airlines starts direct flight on Chengdu-Kathmandu route

China's Tibet Airlines has commenced its direct flight service on Chengdu-Kathmandu-Chengdu sector, establishing first ever direct flight between the two cities.

The airline's plane TV 9899 departed from Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport at 6:16 p.m.local time (1016 GMT) and touched down at Tribhuvan International Airport (TIA), Kathmandu at 7:15 p.m. local time (1315 GMT), according to a press statement issued by Himalaya Airlines, general sales agent of Tibet Airlines.

According to Himalaya Airlines, the Tibet Airlines is conducting four flights a week on the route on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. The airline operates its Airbus 319 on the route.

Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal, the aviation regulator, had granted permission to the Tibet Airlines to fly on the route last month.

After conducting a successful proving flight on June 19, the Chinese airline company started the scheduled flights to Nepal starting from Tuesday.

It is the fifth Chinese airline entering into the Nepali sky after four Chinese carriers -- Air China, China Southern, China Eastern and Sichuan Airlines.

According to Nepali government officials, increased flight connectivity with China is expected to bring more Chinese tourists to Nepal. Chinese tourist arrivals jumped 55.26 percent to 104,005 in 2016.

 

28th June 2017

Tibet Airlines seeks permission to fly to Ktm

Lhasa-based Tibet Airlines has sought permission from the Ministry of Tourism to operate flights between Kathmandu and Chengdu, the capital of southwestern China’s Sichuan province. The carrier will be the fifth Chinese airline company to fly to Kathmandu if given permission to operate flights.

Ministry officials said they are assessing the documents submitted by the company. As per the proposal, it would initially operate four flights a week between Kathmandu and Chengdu. The operation date, however, has not been unveiled.

The airline, which is backed by Air China, had said in 2011 that it would launch flights to South Asia by 2015.

Currently, four Chinese carriers--Air China, China Southern, China Eastern and Sichuan Airlines--operate flights to Nepal.

China Southern operates two daily flights on the Kathmandu-Guangzhou route, while China Eastern and Air China operate daily flights linking Kathmandu with Kunming and Lhasa, respectively. Sichuan operates four weekly flights on the Chengdu-Lhasa-Kathmandu sector.

Tibet Airlines has appointed Himalaya Airlines as its general sales agent in Kathmandu. According to the ministry officials, they are also assessing whether an airline can appoint another airline as its general sales agent. Besides, Tibet Airlines also holds a 49 percent stake in Himalaya Airlines.

Nepal and China signed a revised bilateral air services agreement (ASA) in February 2014 permitting the operation of 56 flights a week with any type of aircraft on a reciprocal basis.

Under the revised pact, seven weekly flights were added on an annual basis since 2015, which took the number of weekly flights to 70 by 2016. Under the old ASA, Chinese airlines were allowed to operate 14 flights per week.