Nepalese authorities have recovered the black box of the ill-fated aircraft that crashed in Kathmandu, killing 18 people including a child. The probe team formed to investigate the crash has received the black box and has been given 45 days to submit their report and recommendations. While the sole survivor is receiving treatment, the process of identification and handing over of the bodies to their families is underway. The cause of the crash is still unknown and has raised questions on the safety standards of the new Pokhara airport where the plane was heading for maintenance.
In a tragic incident on July 24, a plane crashed and caught fire during takeoff from Nepal's capital, Kathmandu, killing 18 people. However, the captain of the plane miraculously survived and is now undergoing treatment at a hospital. The captain was rescued from the burning wreckage by rescuers and officials. The crash at Tribhuvan International Airport has raised concerns about Nepal's aviation safety, with 300 lives lost in similar incidents since 2000.
In a tragic incident on July 24, a Saurya Airlines plane crashed and caught fire during takeoff from Kathmandu`s Tribhuvan International Airport. While 18 lives were lost, including 17 technicians and one crew member, the captain miraculously survived and is currently receiving medical treatment. The Nepal aviation industry's safety record has once again come into scrutiny, with around 300 lives lost in aviation accidents since 2000.
A domestic plane carrying 19 passengers crashed in the eastern section of the airport in Kathmandu, Nepal, killing at least 18 people, including a Yemeni national and a child. The plane was headed to the resort town of Pokhara and had just taken off when it slipped off the runway and crashed. The airport was temporarily shut down following the accident. The pilot sustained injuries to his eyes but is expected to recover.
A Saurya Airlines flight bound for Pokhara crashed after a runway excursion, killing 18 people including Manuraj Sharma, his wife Priza Khatiwada, and their son Adhiraj Sharma. The remaining passengers were technicians and crew members on their way for regular maintenance to Nepal's new Pokhara airport. Investigations are ongoing to determine the cause of the crash. This accident adds to Nepal's history of aviation tragedies, highlighting the need for improved safety measures in the country.
The world was left shocked and heartbroken after footage emerged of a domestic plane crashing at Nepal's Tribhuvan Airport, killing 18 passengers and injuring the pilot. The Saurya Airlines aircraft was seen hurtling towards the ground shortly after takeoff, leaving airport staff and rescuers scrambling in horror. This tragedy once again highlights the challenging conditions and history of plane crashes at Nepal's main airport, Tribhuvan.
In a tragic turn of events, an aircraft at Nepal's capital city Kathmandu's International airport crashed during takeoff, killing 18 people on board. The only survivor, the pilot of the Saurya Airlines, is currently undergoing treatment at a hospital. With an alarming number of air accidents, Nepal's aviation authority has launched an investigation to prevent future accidents.
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With the recent crash of a Bombardier CRJ 200 plane, in which 18 people lost their lives, Nepal adds yet another deadly air crash to its sorry history. Since 2000, there have been 19 air crashes in the country, resulting in the deaths of nearly 360 people. The rugged terrain and remote locations of small airports in Nepal pose a significant challenge for airlines, leading to a high number of accidents. This article delves into the details of some of the most significant air crashes in Nepal, highlighting the dangerous conditions faced by planes and helicopters in this Himalayan country.