A plane crash in Nepal killed everyone on board.

As a result of the crash of a passenger plane landing in Nepal, everyone on board was killed. Initially, 30 deaths were reported, however, as it turned out, as a result of the crash, no survivors could be found.

On the video footage, which was at the disposal of Avia.pro journalists, you can see the moment of the crash of a passenger plane during the landing approach. Experts draw attention to the fact that the plane began to roll, and its speed was clearly less than the nominal one, and although the causes of the crash have not yet been named, there is every reason to believe that one of the aircraft's engines failed.

In other video frames, you can see that there is actually little left of the plane itself at the crash site, however, until the end of search and rescue operations, there was still a possibility that someone could survive.

In total, 72 people were on board the passenger plane that crashed in Nepal, including four citizens of the Russian Federation, however, their names have not yet been specified.

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The pilot of the plane crashed in Nepal turned out to be the widow of a pilot who died in a plane crash under similar circumstances 16 years ago.  

Anju Hativada was the co-pilot of a flight from Kathmandu that crashed on approach to the city of Pokhara on January 15, a Yeti Airlines spokesman said. The disaster killed 72 people.  

"Her husband, Deepak Pokhrel, was killed in the 2006 Yeti Airlines Twin Otter plane crash in Jumla," a spokesman for the airline said. 

Then a small passenger plane crashed a few minutes before landing. Hativada trained as a pilot with the money she received from insurance after her husband's death.