What Caused the 9N-AMS Crash? Nepal’s Final Report on Altitude Air’s AS350B3e Accident Explained
The final investigation report into the crash of an Altitude Air’s Airbus AS350B3e registered 9N-AMS that met an accident on […]
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Pilot Training in Nepal: 10 Key Factors Students Must Consider
A salary that is more than handsome. The opportunities to travel the globe. Great social standing. And a lot of
Not Just Lukla: Exploring Other Airports in the Everest Region
When a media outlet as respectable as the BBC comments that Lukla is the “most dangerous airport” in the world,
Higher than Lukla: Syangboche, the Forgotten Airstrip in Everest
Syangboche Airport (SYH) is located at an altitude of 3748 m./12293 ft and lies in Khumjung Municipality of Solukhumbu District,
Lukla’s Only Three Planes Explained: Twin Otter, Dornier 228, and L-410 Compared
There are three domestic airlines that fly to Lukla Airport (LUA) -Sita Air, Summit Air, and Tara Air – three
Environmental Impact of Lukla Airport: Balancing Tourism and Sustainability in the Himalayas
With an impressive airstrip situated 2,900 meters above sea level, Lukla Airport (LUA) is the highest functioning airport in Everest:
Why Lukla Airport May Not Be as Dangerous as You Think
Lukla Airport (LUA), which is named after the two famed climbers who scaled it first, [Tenzing Norgay Sherpa and Edmund
Altitude Air Helicopter Skids on Snow and Crashes in the Everest region of Nepal (Lobuche)
Nepal, a country that has gained notoriety for a number of crashes, especially in the Everest region, has seen another
Lukla: 5 Fast Facts About The World’s Most Dangerous Airport
The word “Lukla” in the Sherpa language refers to an “abode of sheep”. Locals say that in the past, the
Lukla, Kathmandu, & Co: A brief guide to all the airports of Nepal
The tales of the airports in Nepal are quite fascinating. It houses what, often wrongly, is dubbed to be the