Int'l passengers growing. What's the plan of local airlines?

In a significant move aimed at boosting their capacity to cater to growing international passengers, four local airlines, including the state-owned Biman, have unveiled plans to expand their fleets by incorporating at least 11 new aircraft this year. Currently, foreign operators are doing well in the sector, commanding a staggering 75% of the market share that gives them the

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