The Latest Breaking News on Six killed in Nepal tourist helicopter crash

A Facebook live stream of the Nepal plane crash has gone viral online since Sunday. One of the passengers onboard the Yeti Airlines flight was recording the descent in Pokhara, just moments before the plane crashed. However, other online users are sharing more shocking plane crash videos that have nothing…

Anju Khatiwada completed her pilot training with money she received after her husband’s death

It has now been reported in a tragic twist, that the co-pilot of the crash, took up her career following the death of her husband on a Yeti Airlines flight in 2006

Nepalese authorities on Tuesday began returning to families the bodies of victims of a flight that crashed Sunday, and said they were sending the aircraft’s data recorder to France for analysis as they try to determine what caused the country’s deadliest plane accident in 30 years

Experts from France’s accident investigation agency are due to arrive in Nepal on Tuesday to look into a plane crash that killed all 72 people on board, including one French person.

As tributes pour in for Sydney teacher Myron Love, friends and relatives of other victims from across the globe are similarly paying respects to their loved ones.

Rescuers used drones and abseiled down a deep gorge on Tuesday looking for the last missing person from Nepal's worst air disaster in 30 years, in which at least 71 people died including small children.

Search teams retrieved the flight data and cockpit voice recorders Monday of a passenger plane that plummeted into a gorge on approach to a new airport in the foothills of the Himalayas, officials said, as investigators looked for the cause of Nepal's deadliest plane crash in 30 years.

While Nepal's picturesque landscape appeals to tourists, it poses significant challenges to pilots. Here, an aviation expert explains how they navigate the demanding environment.

Aviation expert Professor Ron Bartsch said there are challenging flying conditions in Nepal due to its thin atmosphere, strong winds and challenging runways at airports

Ruan Calum Crighton was among the names of passengers published by the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal. He was initially described as Irish by Nepalese authorities but he was travelling on a UK passport