US-Bangla Airlines

US-Bangla Airlines

The tragic crash occurred on March 12, 2018, when a scheduled US-Bangla flight from Dhaka to Kathmandu went off course while landing at Tribhuvan International Airport. The 76-seater Bombardier Q400 burst into flames on impact, killing 51 people. Among the dead were 22 Nepalis, 28 Bangladeshis, and one Chinese national. Photo: AFP

Nepal court orders full damages for 2018 crash; US-Bangla says yet to get such order

It is still unclear whether such a verdict has indeed been passed, says the airline.

One of the Airbus A330-300 of US-Bangla Airlines at the Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport. File Photo: Courtesy

US-Bangla launches direct flight on Dhaka-Jeddah route

Food delivery platform 'Foodi' starts its journey

Food delivery platform 'Foodi' starts its journey

US-Bangla Airlines gets ISAGO certificate

US-Bangla Airlines gets ISAGO certificate

US-Bangla Airlines to start flights to Jeddah from August

US-Bangla Airlines to start flights to Jeddah from August

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US-Bangla wet-leases two Boeing aircrafts from Ukraine's SkyUp Airlines

Representational image. Photo: Collected

US-Bangla makes history with first flight to Abu Dhabi

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21st aircraft added to US-Bangla fleet

Sylhet Osmani International Airport. File Photo: Wikipedia

Two international flights rerouted to Sylhet airport due to heavy fog in Dhaka

File photo of US-Bangla Aircraft/Royed Bin Masud

US-Bangla Airlines starts 'Cadet Pilot Programme in United States'

File photo of US-Bangla Aircraft/Royed Bin Masud

US-Bangla to be the first international flight to use the new terminal at Chennai Airport

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US-Bangla Airlines set to add Airbus A330 to its fleet

LankaBangla Finance signs MoU with US-Bangla Airlines

LankaBangla Finance signs MoU with US-Bangla Airlines