On Saturday, a Nepal Airlines flight heading for Bengaluru was forced to return to Tribhuvan International Airport after being attacked by a bird.
According to TIA Spokesperson Teknath Sitaula, the plane landed safely at Tribhuvan International Airport and specialists were inspecting the aircraft.
Passengers on RA-225 heading to Bengaluru reported hearing a loud noise.
The plane took off from TIA at 1:45 p.m. but was forced to return to the same airport due to the incident.
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