Nepal plane crash Facebook live

A Facebook Live video recorded by a passenger captured the final moments inside the Yeti Airlines flight before it crashed in Nepal.

The Yeti Airlines plane crash in Nepal is the third worst aviation incident in the Himalayan country. Two videos taken just seconds before the plane crash ...

Authorities were able to trace the location of the phone and locate the crash site. When the Tara Airlines flight crashed in May 2022 after taking off from Pokhra, authorities weren't able to find the location of the crash for a while due to bad weather conditions. The other reason is to ensure safety on flights. One moment, we see the excited face of Jaiswal, the other moment, the phone seems to fall off and flames appear in the frame. This mostly causes the phone battery to drain and perhaps hamper communication on the ground. The Yeti Airlines plane crash in Nepal is the third worst aviation incident in the Himalayan country.

The videos taken just seconds before the plane crash have left the whole world shocked.

"Sonu was on Facebook live after boarding the flight for Pokhara. The video shows the aircraft taking a sharp turn and then bursting into flames as the camera keeps rolling. Four bodies were yet to be recovered.

The Yeti Airlines flight from Kathmandu that plummeted into a gorge Sunday, killed all 72 on board.

He was flying a DHC-6 Twin Otter 300 plane for the same airline when it crashed in Nepal’s Jumla district and burst into flames, killing all nine people on board. In India's Ghazipur city, nearly 430 kilometres (270 miles) south of the crash site in Nepal, Jaiswal's family was distraught and still waiting to identify his body. Jaiswal, a father of three children, worked at a local liquor store in Alawalpur Afga village in Uttar Pradesh state’s Ghazipur district. Within seconds the footage turned shaky and recorded the screeching sound of an engine. "It was painful.” Finally, Jaiswal, wearing a yellow sweater, turned the camera to himself and smiled.

A Facebook Live video purportedly showing the last terrifying moments inside the cabin on Yeti Airlines flight 691 before it crashed in Nepal on Sunday has ...

Of the bodies recovered, at least 41 have been identified, Yeti Airlines said in a statement Monday. “The tower controllers didn’t ask why the pilot wanted to use a different runway than originally planned since it wasn’t an issue technically from their end which runway the pilot chooses to land,” Niroula told CNN. The plane’s black box, which records flight data, was recovered on Monday and would be handed to CAAN, officials said. He added that he was watching a Facebook Live stream from Jaiswal during the flight. Several passengers can be heard conversing excitedly in a mix of Hindi and Punjabi; one person says, “Look at that body of water, it’s excellent,” as the plane passes by a lake. It shows a plane window with the wing seen outside as the aircraft banks sharply to the left.