This issuer can be related to same as Micro Bus Owner forcing Micro Bus Driver to reach KTM in 4 hours from Narayanghat. Which tend to high risk of accident. The Owner do not want to loos his business and do not care of anyone else life. The Owner will loose money and has to spend more if they do not take off the flight on time. More delay More Expenses. Since they have to arrange lodging and food to the passenger. But in case of plane crash. they will be recovered by insurance. So the Owner really did force to fly the plane even they know the weather is bad. Its all because know Human Error. This time of the year, the weather is bad most of the time. So they need to be more careful.

Yekku · Feb 26, 2016 12:06 PM

I guess lack of weather models or pilots/owners negligence flying even the weather is bad af

microbiology · Feb 26, 2016 1:29 PM

The planes being used are not designed for the terrains we have back home (anyone who boarded a plane in that route pokhara-jomshom know what i mean). May be they should do more research when buying one. Then its gone cost more to buy and to operate, which will hit the airlines bottomline. Garib desh bhaye pachi yestai ho, charai tira baat pelincha. RIP

bairaghi · Feb 26, 2016 1:41 PM

- This particular plane was just 7 years old. - This is 15th crash since 2010, 3 crashes per year average. - In general: Check out the airlines in Nepal ratings = < 2. (Out of 7 from Airlineratings.com ). These are actually banned in EU and not preferable in USA. Source (Internet): http://aviation-safety.net/dat... http://nepaliaviator.com/air-k... http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tra...

no_more_crush · Feb 26, 2016 1:50 PM

Thoka patti garera chalako plane hola, k garney yestai cha nepal ko niyati. Plane kinney, pool banauney paisa jammai neta ko arbaou ko khata ma. Yestai cha yeha ko chalan.

bittertruth · Feb 26, 2016 3:10 PM

So, these accidents are happening because we Nepalese don't care about anything?

ujl · Feb 27, 2016 4:09 PM

Yes, that statement is true. I was watching dangerous roads on the word. Next YouTube was from Nepal: the road is narrow due to rain and landslide, the passengers did not get out of the bus. Either they were confident on driver's skill or they have no clues if the bus does not make it and goes down the ditch? Are we are that stupid or ignorant?

magorkhe1 · Feb 28, 2016 8:14 PM

Dont be naive. Everything is relative in life. You cant judge whats happening in Nepal wearing american glasses. What you and i might think safe/luxury/comfort, in the eyes of billionaires, well they might be unsafe/cheap/dirty. You can have a highly reliable plane or transportation in Nepal but will it serve the purpose if only 10% of population can afford it ?

bairaghi · Feb 28, 2016 8:27 PM

LOL One thing for sure : we were never taught to think logically and never question for reasoning. For that reason sometimes we can not digest reality and the facts. In fact their horizon is widen living abroad and nothing wrong on questioning ? Last edited: 28-Feb-16 09:08 PM

magorkhe1 · Feb 28, 2016 8:47 PM

Its part of a process in a country's quest for development. Nepal ma democracy aayeko kati nai bhayo ra, 25 yr? Developed countries haru ko history hera, it will be atleast 50 yrs. tyo mathi dhoti le tinai tira ghereko cha, mathi patti himal le. Only good thing is technology is developing exponentially, and hopefully very soon these electric cars, solars, 3d printers etc will be affordable and efficient enough that we wont have to depend on India so much.

bairaghi · Feb 28, 2016 9:01 PM

Its like watching a war movie and u see someone eating a dead animal or walk through enemy fire and u r like "what?". Our sensitivity is only relative. Desensitization is one of our survival instincts.

bairaghi · Feb 28, 2016 9:15 PM