What happened
Agni Air Flight 101 was operating a regional route connecting Kathmandu to Lukla in Nepal. On August 24, 2010, the aircraft, identified as a Dornier 228 with registration 9N-AFN, departed from Kathmandu. Approximately twenty minutes into the flight, the crew communicated a technical issue to air traffic control. Shortly thereafter, radio contact was lost.
The aircraft subsequently crashed at a location approximately 50 miles (80 kilometers) south of Kathmandu. There were no survivors. All 14 people on board, including both crew members and passengers, perished in the accident.
Investigation
The provided source material does not contain details regarding the specific findings or conclusions of the official investigation into the crash. It only confirms the loss of contact and the location of the wreckage relative to the departure point.