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However, officials of the airlines visited Nepal on the last date and signed an agreement with TIA officials as well as officials of the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) pledging to pay the dues, according to TIA General Manager Raj Kumar Chhetri.
Ealier, officials of Air Asia had written a reply to TIA that it did not own any outstanding bills to Nepal. But after receiving the letter, the airlines sent its officials to Nepal to find the facts. After learning about the outstanding amount, they agreed to clear the bills, said Chhetri.
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