Nepal Plane Crash

The bodies of four Indians, who were among 22 people killed in the Tara Air plane crash in Nepal's mountainous Mustang district, were cremated on Thursday at the sacred Pashupatinath temple in Kathmandu, Nepal.

Nepal on Tuesday tightened flight permit rules for airlines by making it mandatory to have clear weather throughout the route, after a preliminary investigation indicated that bad weather was the main cause of Sunday's plane crash.

The bodies of 22 people killed in the plane crash in Nepal, have been brought to Kathmandu where the mortal remains would be handed over to their families after the post-mortem.

Nepali Army is preparing to bring 12 bodies to Kathmandu on Tuesday after those of all the 22 victims were recovered from the Tara aeroplane crash site in the country's Mustang district on Sunday morning.

All 22 bodies have been recovered from the incident site in the Tara airplane crash that took place in the Mustang district of Nepal on Sunday morning.

Nepal Army on Tuesday said it has recovered the last body from the wreckage site of the Tara Air plane that crashed in Nepal's mountainous Mustang district on Sunday with 22 people on board, including four Indians.

Some residents of Thane are struggling to come to terms with the death of four members of a family - an estranged couple and their two children - whose yearly vacation in picturesque Nepal was tragically cut short when the plane crashed.

All passengers on board the aircraft that crashed in Nepal are feared dead, a government official told ANI today as rescue teams pulled out bodies from the wreckage of the plane that had 22 people, including four Indians,on board.

The Nepal Army on Monday located the site where a Nepalese private airlines plane crashed on Sunday.

When Mumbai police personnel today contacted the elder sister of Vaibhavi Tripathi, who was on board the plane that crashed in Nepal earlier in the day she requested police not to tell anything about the incident to her mother since she's critical.

Nepal Plane Crash: Four members of a family from Mumbai are among 22 people on board a Tara Air plane that went missing today in Nepal minutes after taking off from the tourist city of Pokhara, officials said.

The plane with 22 people on board - four of them Indians - that crashed in Nepal today was tracked down using the GPS location of the pilot's phone, according to local media reports quoting airport authorities.

The Nepal Army and its civil aviation authority have not ascertained for sure where a plane with 22 on board, which had been missing for over five hours, may have gone down.

The captain of a Bangladeshi aeroplane "seemed to have an emotional breakdown" before a deadly crash last March, Nepali investigators said in a final report on the Himalayan nation's worst aviation disaster in 26 years.

The US-Bangla airline Bombardier UBG-211 crash that occurred in March last year, took place as the pilot, who was in charge of the flight had smoked inside the cockpit despite restrictions, authorities confirmed on Sunday.

The bodies of four Indians, who were among 22 people killed in the Tara Air plane crash in Nepal's mountainous Mustang district, were cremated on Thursday at the sacred Pashupatinath temple in Kathmandu, Nepal.

Nepal on Tuesday tightened flight permit rules for airlines by making it mandatory to have clear weather throughout the route, after a preliminary investigation indicated that bad weather was the main cause of Sunday's plane crash.

The bodies of 22 people killed in the plane crash in Nepal, have been brought to Kathmandu where the mortal remains would be handed over to their families after the post-mortem.

Nepali Army is preparing to bring 12 bodies to Kathmandu on Tuesday after those of all the 22 victims were recovered from the Tara aeroplane crash site in the country's Mustang district on Sunday morning.

All 22 bodies have been recovered from the incident site in the Tara airplane crash that took place in the Mustang district of Nepal on Sunday morning.

Nepal Army on Tuesday said it has recovered the last body from the wreckage site of the Tara Air plane that crashed in Nepal's mountainous Mustang district on Sunday with 22 people on board, including four Indians.

Some residents of Thane are struggling to come to terms with the death of four members of a family - an estranged couple and their two children - whose yearly vacation in picturesque Nepal was tragically cut short when the plane crashed.

All passengers on board the aircraft that crashed in Nepal are feared dead, a government official told ANI today as rescue teams pulled out bodies from the wreckage of the plane that had 22 people, including four Indians,on board.

The Nepal Army on Monday located the site where a Nepalese private airlines plane crashed on Sunday.

When Mumbai police personnel today contacted the elder sister of Vaibhavi Tripathi, who was on board the plane that crashed in Nepal earlier in the day she requested police not to tell anything about the incident to her mother since she's critical.

Nepal Plane Crash: Four members of a family from Mumbai are among 22 people on board a Tara Air plane that went missing today in Nepal minutes after taking off from the tourist city of Pokhara, officials said.

The plane with 22 people on board - four of them Indians - that crashed in Nepal today was tracked down using the GPS location of the pilot's phone, according to local media reports quoting airport authorities.

The Nepal Army and its civil aviation authority have not ascertained for sure where a plane with 22 on board, which had been missing for over five hours, may have gone down.

The captain of a Bangladeshi aeroplane "seemed to have an emotional breakdown" before a deadly crash last March, Nepali investigators said in a final report on the Himalayan nation's worst aviation disaster in 26 years.

The US-Bangla airline Bombardier UBG-211 crash that occurred in March last year, took place as the pilot, who was in charge of the flight had smoked inside the cockpit despite restrictions, authorities confirmed on Sunday.