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# About Go Heli Nepal

Go Heli Nepal is a booking marketplace, not a helicopter operator. It owns no aircraft, employs no pilots and holds no Air Operator Certificate. Every flight is operated by an independent company certified by the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal.

## Identity

| Field | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Legal name | Go Heli Nepal Private Limited |
| Address | Kathmandu, Bagmati Province 44600, NP |
| Reservations | +977 98 6104 4994 |
| Emergency dispatch | +977 98 6104 4994 |
| Email | hello@gohelinepal.com |

## At a glance

- **CAAN** Certificate every operator holds
- **2** Tour bases: Kathmandu and Pokhara
- **Nothing** To pay for an enquiry
- **24/7** Rescue line

## Certification

- **CAAN** — Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (certifies the operators; the certificate that makes a commercial flight legal)

## What the marketplace is for

- **Compare instead of guessing** — The desk asks the operators that fly your route and puts their quotes side by side. One operator's own website cannot show you that.
- **Nothing to pay upfront** — Operators send you a price and you choose. You pay only after you accept one, and any service fee of ours is its own line on the quote. If none of them suit you, you pay nothing.
- **Licensed operators only** — We check an operator's CAAN certificate before passing it a request. An operator whose certificate has lapsed is sent none.
- **Honest about the weather** — Flying in the Himalaya depends on the weather. We would rather tell you that now than at the helipad.