Why Planes Don't Fly Over Himalayas

Wdf, they do fly over them. 🤔, This must be a zonbe demtard.

This is so not true… Planes fly above Himalayas… Cause planes from CHINA comes to NEPAL which you need to pass over the Himalayas

There have been flights between Lhasa and Kathmandu at least in the 90ies 😉 Worked a lot in the Himalayas, and they are quite narrow ….

I went to saint marten in July 2019

I 've landed at the Maderia air
port

Why is some one smokeing cene 1:45

Bro in Nepal and in northern parts of India plane do fly over Himalayas …. Thanks to air India for that

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Well Actually 1 If 1 Is Not Scared OR 10 If Ten Is Not Scared

The real reason is because the abominable snow man won't allow it until we pay the service charge.

Simple. 😶

over 1,700 dislikes???? who dislikes information presented with a fun and truly layman approach??? am I missing something?

There's no such thing as "kph". Stop using imperial/US customary unit logic with metric units; the symbol for kilometres per hour is "km/h". Also, the symbol for metres is "m", not "M".

From Taiwan to Europe when we pass China and Mongolia always the turbulence is terrible and horrifying.

I am going to brag: As a serviceman in the Army Air Corps, my father flew cargo and troops between India and China over the Himalayas during WW II in a C130.
It was one of the most dangerous and crucial in the war.
Dad would have turned 100 this year.
RIP Daddy!!!

lol to high in case of an emergency descent the GRID MORA are extremely high ., and probably no enough oxygen inside airplane to maintain high level ., basic flying rules

This guy is a dad, he has the worse jokes.

Ans : planes don't want catch cold so.

No 0 nop

Actually planes do fly over it, there’s actually a company out there that does air tour. Ps airlines have max ceiling altitude of 50,000ft, why go 35,000 over the mountains. I’d probably go 47,000ft. Oh and the higher they fly the less fuel they burn because winds are pretty strong up there / engine doesn’t need to work as much.

my head: put on your own mask BEFORE helping others.

No plain over US…..

*slightly less than 6,000 feet*.

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Some of the wrong information given in this video

Airplanes fly near Himalayas
Kathmandu has instrumental system for emergency landing..

I thought thus video was about why planes don't fly over the Himalayas. When did it become about runways

Because pilots don't want damaged paint and scratches from Everest under the airplanes

When I flew Japan to New Delhi I went over the Himalaya's

Mountains fly and destroy planes.

The clouds have rocks in them over the Himalayas.

Fyi, the Paro to Kathmandu flight does fly over the Himalayas and the passengers do get the opportunity to spot Mt. Everest

Up. ..I'm not flying any no more..to where ever…Iron birds are now officially untrustworthy. .haha

I am from nepal

You can see Mt Everest in Bhutan's airlines

Wow phillipines go pass everest? Nah when i go to trip my plane dint go there :/ and ofc ik where the plane is going dont complain

Bhutanese airlines want to know your location

Here from Nepal🇳🇵♥️love to all♥️

They do flyover Himalayan Ranges and very smoothly.
New Delhi – Kathmandu
Kathmandu-Lukla
New Delhi to Leh (Ladakh)
New Delhi to Srinagar (Jammu and Kashmir)

Rename the Video to why Planes don't fly over Everest

Playa from the Himalayas

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I love it how western pronounce Himalayas😂

There is an airport at Shrinagar, Kashmir which is situated in the laps of Himalayas and we do see snowclad mountains before landing.

Hello I am a Nepalese 🤥and for your kind notice flights fly over the Himalayas. Flight Air China t flies from Kathmandu to Lhasa over the mountains😀🙂

this is completely lie … i live between three mountain ranges Himalaya karakuram and Hindukush but planes fly over thees ranges on daily basis

But what the video should've described is why does that turbulence or decompression happen when the planes fly above the Himalayas, whereas there were only few sentences spoken behind that science (mountain winds)….

On a scale of one to ten, how big is your fear of flying? 🙂