Nepal Plane Crash all people Died including crew members on the spot:

Kathmandu, Nepal: A passenger plane ATR72 crashed on Sunday and was completely burnt. All 68 passengers and 4 crew members were burnt to death. At 10:33 AM, the plane took off from Kathmandu's Tribhuvan International Airport to Pokhara Airport.

As the plane was about to land, it lost control a few seconds before crashing into the forest on the banks of the Gandaki River. Five of the passengers on the plane were Indians, while four were Russians and some other foreign nationals. The rest of the passengers are Nepalese. After the incident, the Nepal government called for an emergency meeting to review the situation. In addition, an inquiry into the cause of the accident has been ordered.

70 dead bodies were recovered from the scene, while two other people are feared to have died. The Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal said that the crashed ATR 72 turboprop aircraft was operated by Yeti Airlines. These airlines usually bring in old planes and use them for domestic flights.  

The air traffic control (ATC) officer of Pokhara Airport said that the airport is located east-west. The pilot of the aircraft first sought permission from the ATR to land in an easterly direction, which was granted by the ATR.  

The pilot then sought permission to land west of the airport and was granted permission. But the plane crashed 10 seconds before landing. There was no such adverse weather at the time of the accident. The sky was clear. The pilot is said to have crashed due to loss of control. Then the real reason will be known after the black box of the plane is found. The Pokhara International Airport has been built with the help of China.

There were a total of 72 passengers on board. 5 Indians who lost their lives in the plane crash have been identified. They are Abhishek Kushwaha (25), Vishal Sharma (22), Anil Kumar Rajwar (27), Sonu Jaiswal (35), and Sanjay Jaiswal. 4 of them are in Uttar Pradesh. They planned to participate in 'paragliding' in Pokhara. The plane took off from the Tribhuvan International Airport in the capital Kathmandu at 10:33 this morning and was bound for Pokhara International Airport. For this flight, It takes 25 minutes.

Pokhara Airport, built under China's 'Belt and Road (BRI)' plan, was inaugurated in less than 2 weeks. It was inaugurated by the Prime Minister. According to eyewitnesses of the plane crash, the old airport in Pokhara in the Kaski district of Nepal and the expansion and improvement of the Pokhara Airport Highway will make the movement of people safer and easier.  

Apart from this, the widening of the highway will facilitate the movement of heavy vehicles and the accident took place in between the pond. The airport will be 206 km from Kathmandu. According to local media, due to a technical fault in the plane, it hit a hill and crashed at 11:00 a.m. and fell into a river bed.  

Then there was a fire. The local people reached there and immediately started the rescue operation. But the rescue was not easy as the fire was burning. Later, the rescue team, the police, and the Javanese were involved in the rescue operation. The plane was piloted by Captain Kamal Casey.  

Among the 69 passengers were 53 Nepalis, 5 Indians, 4 Russians, one Irish, two Koreans, one Afghani, and one French citizen. He was a citizen of Australia, Argentina, and Israel. These include a newborn and 3 small children. Popular Nepali singer Neera Chatyal is among the deceased.

According to information received from Pokhara Airport ATC, the accident happened just a few meters short of the runway. The pilot initially asked for permission to land to the east. But after some time he asked for permission to go west.  

But the plane crashed just 10 seconds before landing. Yeti Airlines' 9N ANC flight completed its test flight on January 1, marking the inauguration of Pokhara International Airport. This aircraft has two engines set capacity is 70.  

Its maximum speed is 309 miles per hour or 500 kilometers per hour. Flight in Nepal in May last year There was an accident. 19 passengers and 3 members lost their lives. Among the dead were 4 Indians. Army search And rescue team found the wreckage on a hill in Mustang. The aircraft was 43 years old.

28 accidents in 30 years Know the Reason:

Old airplanes, hill climbing challenge Kathmandu, 15.1 (Agencies): ATR-500 aircraft of Yeti Airlines crashed on Sunday after taking off from Nepal with 72 passengers. After this accident, the discussion started again regarding the challenge of flying in Nepal. In the last 30 years, there have been 28 plane crashes in Nepal.  

According to experts, rugged terrain, bad weather, old aircraft, and inexperienced pilots make the flight deadly. According to a 2019 report by the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal, Nepal's hills pose the biggest challenge for pilots. The geographical situation of the country is a headache for pilots. Out of the 14 highest peaks in the world, Nepal has 8 including Everest. Nepal's airport is 1,338 meters above sea level.

Due to this, it becomes difficult to change the direction of the plane. Being a hilly region, the weather changes quickly. Dense fog, snow, etc. are also seen here, making it difficult to navigate the aircraft.  

Apart from this, Nepal does not have a good radar system. In addition, older aircraft do not have modern weather radar. Due to this, the pilot may not get weather data during the address. There is a chronic shortage of skilled and experienced pilots in Nepal. Due to these reasons, 28 countries have banned Nepali Airlines. Older aircraft are also causing problems.

The plane that crashed in Nepal today was a 42-year-old model. The first aircraft of this model was built in 1981. Later, this aircraft was included in nearly 2000 airlines from more than 100 countries. This model was jointly developed by the French Airbus and the Italian aircraft company Leonardo. This company is Cargo. And also manufacturing corporate aircraft.