People in Nepal looking at the wreckage of a Yeti Airlines aircraft in Luckla Airport
Photo by : Suroj Kunwar/ AFP
Nepalese carrier Yeti Airlines pilot Surendra Kunwar being brought to a hospital for treatment at Teaching hospital inKathmandu. He is only a surviver on the crash.
photo : Pradeep Shrestha/ AFP
Nepal army soldiers carry the bodies of victims of a Twin Otter aircraft crash in east Nepal, as the bodies arrive in Kathmandu .
Senior officials of the Tribhuvan International Airport gather in an emergency meeting to discuss an air crash, which occurred at the Lukla airport.
Photos : Bimal Gautam
18 KILLED IN A PLANE CRASH IN NEPAL
Nepali aviation authority confirmed 18 died in an air crash in Lukla airport on Wednesday morning.
At least 18 people killed while a A Nepal Yeti Airlines domestic plane on Wednesday morning caught fire while landing at Lukla airport, east of Nepali capital Kathmandu.
Mohan Adhikari, general manager of Nepali Kathmandu Tribhuvan International Airport on behalf of the related Nepali aviation authority, said at a press conference that 18 people died in the accident.
Mohan Adhikari further told the 18 dead including two crew members, 14 German passengers, two Australian passengers and two Nepali passengers, while the only one still alive is a Nepali passenger. The injured is treated in Kathmandu hospital, Mohan Adhikari said.
"Altogether there were 19 people on board and most of them were foreign tourists," an official in the Lukla airport once on Wednesday morning. Lukla airport is gateway to mount Mt.Qomolangma (Mt. Everest), some 130 km east of Nepali capital Kathmandu. International tourists are coming to Nepal at the beginning of October, the end of Nepali monsoon season.
At least 18 people killed while a A Nepal Yeti Airlines domestic plane on Wednesday morning caught fire while landing at Lukla airport, east of Nepali capital Kathmandu.
Mohan Adhikari, general manager of Nepali Kathmandu Tribhuvan International Airport on behalf of the related Nepali aviation authority, said at a press conference that 18 people died in the accident.
Mohan Adhikari further told the 18 dead including two crew members, 14 German passengers, two Australian passengers and two Nepali passengers, while the only one still alive is a Nepali passenger. The injured is treated in Kathmandu hospital, Mohan Adhikari said.
"Altogether there were 19 people on board and most of them were foreign tourists," an official in the Lukla airport once on Wednesday morning. Lukla airport is gateway to mount Mt.Qomolangma (Mt. Everest), some 130 km east of Nepali capital Kathmandu. International tourists are coming to Nepal at the beginning of October, the end of Nepali monsoon season.
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I was there exactly a year before this crash. Never been out of the United States. We flew to Lukla in spotty fog. This could have been us! My prayers are with the deceased.
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