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Guest cbuchner1   

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A Yeti Airlines Twin Otter has crashed in Lukla during approach in bad weather, about 400 meters from the airport. 19 persons were on board - 18 did not survive. Among the fatalities were 12 German tourists. The pilot survived.

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http://uk.news.yahoo.com/ap/20081008/img/p...e9f116fe7b.html

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Guest Shalomar   

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One of my favorite flights in FSX is to take my Aerosoft Yeti Airlines Twin Otter from Katmandu and follow the valleys to Lukla.My thoughts are with the families, and I hope the pilot makes a full recovery...Donald T.

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Ken Pryor    0

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Very sad indeed. May the victims rest in peace and their loved ones find comfort during this time.KP

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