Goma Air Pvt. Ltd. was established in February 2011 as a domestic airline in Nepal, specializing in flights to remote and mountainous regions. In 2017, the airline rebranded as Summit Air, continuing its mission of providing reliable connectivity to hard-to-reach destinations.
Goma Air began operations using Cessna Grand Caravan aircraft, focusing on underserved regions of western Nepal. In 2014, it introduced the LET 410 UVP-E20 aircraft, becoming the first airline in Nepal to operate this type.
The airline expanded rapidly and played a vital role in connecting remote Himalayan communities. In March 2017, it officially rebranded as Summit Air, marking a new phase of growth and modernization.
Goma Air operated STOL-capable aircraft suitable for Nepal’s rugged terrain and short runways.
Goma Air focused on remote and mountainous destinations across Nepal, supporting tourism and essential connectivity.
These routes are essential for tourism, cargo supply, and medical evacuation services.
The airline operated modern aircraft equipped with advanced avionics systems and followed Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) regulations, ensuring safe operations in high-altitude environments.
In 2017, Goma Air rebranded as Summit Air, continuing its operations with an expanded fleet and improved service standards. Today, Summit Air remains a key player in Nepal’s domestic aviation sector.
Goma Air played a pioneering role in connecting Nepal’s remote regions. Its evolution into Summit Air reflects continued commitment to safe, reliable, and efficient air connectivity in the Himalayas.
