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why did yeti scrap upper-class fares?

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Yeti Airlines scrapped upper-class fares mainly due to a significant drop in VIP travel, which reduced the occupancy of their Pokhara-Kathmandu flights by about 15%. This decline in high-paying passengers made maintaining the upper-class service less viable. However, this move also helped the airline cut down on state and event management expenses, balancing out some of the operational costs.

Sources

  1. Yeti Airlines Flies 900,000 Passengers in 28th Year
    The Himalayan Times
  2. ICT Frame
  3. VIP influx stops
    Nagarik News

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