Everest Mountain Flight

Overview

Everest Mountain Flight is a one hour flight made and specially routed by propelled fix winged plane with twenty passengers aboard so as to get the ultimate glory of viewing the pinnacles of Earth, the peak of Mount Everest. The planes used in concern are the Beechcraft 1900 D series with a 19 plus seat capacity. In it, each person in this 1 hour Everest Mountain Flight is guaranteed a window seat, from which he is able to go beyond the exhilaration of not only viewing and taking pictures of the scenic mountains below but also allowed into the cockpit to take pictures of the frontal assault of Mount Everest’s approach.

The flight is not only of Everest alone, which might be the crowning glory but of the whole Higher Himalayan range. The flight starts from Kathmandu and heads to Kanchanjunga, the point in which the Himalayan range starts in Nepal and flies parallel at a height of 35,000 to 25,000 feet so as to give you the most presentable view of the Mount Everest and the other Himalayan peaks and ranges. All of them will have their own shapes and contours covered with snow all year round. The Everest Mountain Flight finally takes leave from the Langtang Himalayas and heads back to Kathmandu over the mid-Himalayan Range, in which it is, giving you the secondary view of what the might Himalayan range created below its folds in the lush green verdure hills and valleys with gushing freshwater rivers and lakes.

There are many take away from mountain flight in Nepal. The foremost being that you get to see the Peak of Everest from the top and its contours in the early part of the day from the east with the glow of the sun on it. It gives you great pictures and videos to take. Don’t forget to bring your high performing camera for pictures to last you a lifetime. In addition to this, you are taken parallel over nearly the entire Himalayan range in which you can add to the collection of your experience of mountain peaks of above 8,000 meters like Mount Kanchanjunga (8,586m), Mount Dhaulagiri (8,167m), Mount Lhotse I (8,516m), Mount Makalu (8463m), Mount Cho Oyo (8,201m), Mount Manaslu (8,163m) and Mount Annapurna (8,091m). While in the air, your attention will be drawn to that of noteworthy from the flight crew. Plus, you will be taken into a lower elevation to the basin of the Annapurna, which is famed for some of the best topography in the world and also the reason which the trekking in Annapurna region is world sought after trekking destination. In it, you get to guess why. Then there is the Mount of Macchhapuchhare (meaning fishtail) that will take you breath almost away. For this mountain peak seems to have been sculptured into the landscape of the High Himalayan so as to give a variation to the mountains. Also, there is the time, while in and out to the Mid Himalayas, where you get a short glimpse of the vegetation, green hills, gorges, rushing rivers, and spot villages on hills and imagine how life has formed. This flight and what you see might make you feel like trekking in Nepal to get a first-hand feel of what is down there. Plus all these flights have the additional comfort of transportation to and from your point of lodging.

Is there anything worth considering for this flight?
There is nothing worth considering for our Everest Mountain Flight. In fact, they are some of the most technically secure flight with the experience the pilots have of docked flying hours over this region. Plus these propelled fixed-winged planes are made for flying in such terrains and have the modern equipment to do so. You would rather fly this, than on any other flight with the chances of something going wrong greater there. Modern aviation has made the danger rate drop almost to the negative spectrum. Yes, these mountain flights get cancelled often, that is not because of technical but natural reason. The high Himalayan mountain act like a barrier not only on the ground movement of people but also to the weather caused due to the movement of moisture, making certain areas not suitable to fly over at times, which can be detrimental to equipment such as the plane and you. It can also spoil the pleasure of viewing most of what you took the Everest Mount Flight in the first place. So when taking this flight, if you happen to be a tourist have some days on hand for taking the flight on another day, when all seems right. As the saying goes, “What man proposes, God disposes?” So be prepared for eventualities as it does fall in the hand of man.