The woman’s husband died 16 years ago. After his death, his insurance paid out and he took pilot courses with this money.
The co-pilot of the Yeti Airlines passenger plane that crashed in Nepal was 44-year-old Anju Hativada. Her husband was also a pilot, he died in a plane crash in 2006. This was reported on Monday, January 16, by Reuters in connection with the words of the representative of the airline Sudarshan Bartaula.
“Her husband, Deepak Pokhrel, died in 2006 as a result of a Yeti Airlines plane crash in Jumla. He studied piloting with the money he received from insurance after the death of his wife,” he says.
According to him, Hativada flies regularly on the route between Kathmandu and Pokhara, where the crash occurred. In total, he spent more than 6,400 hours at the controls of an aircraft.
We add that the footage of the plane crash that occurred on Sunday, January 15, in Nepal was captured on video by one of the passengers, who led the stream of the plane landing on Facebook.
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