Top of the World: photos from Nepal
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UPDATE 39th crash this century in Nepal
Fishtail crashed (again) no serious injuries....appears from reports to be a partial head break up or blade failure 
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Hey Ian Corrigible...Yep thanks I know ole Mate Jas very well 
he is a really good Guy & great Pilot 
It seems only the contracted seasonal drop ins do rescues worthy of mention in Nepal
my 1,289 rescues don't count, 54 above 21,000' don't count 
Capt SG a Nepali has done over 2,000 rescues also don't count 
Capt MF Italian has done 25 rescues another contracted for the season drop in, is also splashed all over the global media for his few efforts 
praise be the skewed one eyed media 
Happy Happy Landings
he is a really good Guy & great Pilot It seems only the contracted seasonal drop ins do rescues worthy of mention in Nepal
my 1,289 rescues don't count, 54 above 21,000' don't count Capt SG a Nepali has done over 2,000 rescues also don't count Capt MF Italian has done 25 rescues another contracted for the season drop in, is also splashed all over the global media for his few efforts praise be the skewed one eyed media Happy Happy Landings
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Hey krypton_john Nepal certainly needs more talented Pilot's like Capt Jason, He can do what most local Pilot's cannot 
Nepali aviation is undoubtedly the most unsafe in the World with a corrupt authority that does nothing but take black money to look the other way. Maintenance that barely exists, doing the barest minimum to get by. No training being conducted in any fixed or rotory companies, except Simrik being the only company in Nepal attempted to conduct some training
Nepali aviation is undoubtedly the most unsafe in the World with a corrupt authority that does nothing but take black money to look the other way. Maintenance that barely exists, doing the barest minimum to get by. No training being conducted in any fixed or rotory companies, except Simrik being the only company in Nepal attempted to conduct some training
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