Kathmandu, Oct 6: The government has formed a four-member probe commission in order to investigate into the incident involving an aircraft belonging to the Yeti airlines in Bhairahawa airport.
In the incident that took place on September 24, a Yeti aircraft (9N-AIB) jetstream 4100 overshoot the runway while landing at the airport. No human casualty was suffered in the incident that took place after the aircraft had landed carrying passengers from Kathmandu.
The commission is led by former Director General of the Civil Aviation Authority of Nepal (CAAN) Rajesh Raj Dali including senior engineer of Goma Air Ramesh Kumar Singh, senior captain of Nepal Airlines Corporation Shrawan Rijal and Under-secretary at the Tourism Ministry Hari Bahadur Khadka, according to the Ministry of Tourism and Civil Aviation. The commission has been given 75 days to complete its assignment and present a report along with recommendations, says a statement released by the Ministry here Wednesday. RSS
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