We've had discussions on here before about how difficult it is to land at Lukla - I've never managed it successfully in Flight Simulator. Sadly, a twin otter has crashed with tragic consequences, underlining how difficult conditions are so high in the Himalayas.
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/templa ... Name=World
Ian
Crash at Lukla
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All I can say is, that I offer my condolances to the families involved, what a horrific incident,
Very Sad Indeed. :-(
Very Sad Indeed. :-(
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Terrible sight. Condolences to all concerned.
Graham
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Very sad news, condolences to all at Yeti.
We've just had some J41 work off them, very nice people.
We've just had some J41 work off them, very nice people.
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Not in the 10 surely! :oTonks wrote:Very sad! Flew in there myself several years ago... will hunt some pics out as it is a fascinating place!
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Tonks can do whatever he likes ...Tako_Kichi wrote:Not in the 10 surely! :o
Ian ;-)