Nepal has become notoriously dangerous place for
flying the last decade.Main reasons are fast changing weather conditions,high
mountainous area(Himalaya), finally the airstrips
themselves are notoriously challenging, with short runways that are uneven,
sloping, or both, and with approach and departure paths obstructed by high
ground. When the weather changes rapidly, pilots are faced with difficult
decisions about whether it is safe to continue an approach, and if the weather
closes in too fast, abandoning the approach may be equally risky.Early reports
about this accident point to bird strike and pre-crash fire(this is yet to be
confirmed though).Seven britons were among the dead most of them probably going
for the autumn trekking season around the popular hills of Everest.
