All Nepalese airlines banned!

While everywhere else in the world, when the sky is safer, Nepal has repeatedly been heading news for the air disaster. All 17 airlines in Nepal are unable to comply with international safety standards or safety standards.

As a result, the question about the management of the country's airlines has been raised. Although already all Nepalese airports are banned in European Union countries. The Independent, the United Kingdom-based The Independent.

The European Union's security officials do not believe Nepal's Civil Aviation Authority and policymakers do not believe it.

The 'European Union Air Safety List' is a list of dangerous organizations in the list. The aircraft that are included in it are mostly known to be less. These airlines are not able to comply with international safety standards or safety standards. All of the 17 airlines in Nepal are listed on this list.

Bangladesh Air Force retired Air Commodore Iqbal Hossain told the BBC about how many pilots face the challenges of landing at Kathmandu Airport.

Iqbal Hossain said, 'There is a hill behind the corner of the runway. At the time of landing, every aircraft has to come out of that hill. The pilot has to come down to the ground very soon after crossing the hill. '

'There are some flat areas on the left side of the runway, but on the right side, there is a deep alloy. If the plane slips from the runway, then it will fall into that ditch. He added one of the 10 most dangerous airports in the world.

In August 2010, there were 14 people killed in an accident when the Nepal Air Force's aircraft failed to land due to bad weather. In the same accident in 2012, another plane of the airline killed 15 people in the accident.

In December 2010, they were killed in Nepal's Air Twin Autor accident and 22 others. In September 2011, 19 people were killed when a plane of Buddha Air crashed near Kathmandu. The following year, a plane of Nepal's Sita Air killed 19 passengers after being stabbed to death by a plane.

Nepalese plane crash continued in 2014 Nepal Airways has a twin octa-jet that jumla to Pokhara when all of its 18 passengers died. In 2016, there were 23 other people killed when another plane of the same aircraft crashed. Two days after the plane of a plane carrying 11 passengers crashed, two people were killed.

International Civil Aviation Organization is trying to reduce the number of casualties in Nepal plane crash The company said, "The country is very beautiful, but due to unfinished land, the airline is more risky than other parts of the world."

This risk has increased in the country's internal airlines using the old risky aircraft. Those who handle those are not adequately trained and do not follow the international policy of aviation. That is why such tragedies do not seem to stop in the near future.

The flight of US-Bangla on BS 211 ran away and fell into the fire when it reached Trishobhan on Monday afternoon with 71 passengers, including 67 passengers from Dhaka. It killed 49 people on board. The rest were treated in the hospital.