What happened
On 14 May 2012, an unscheduled Agni Air flight, designated CHT, was traveling from Pokhara Airport to Jomsim Airport in Nepal. The aircraft, a Dornier 228-212 with registration 9N-AIG, was carrying eighteen passengers, two pilots, and one flight attendant.
At approximately 09:30 local time, the crew attempted to land at Jomsom. After an initial aborted landing attempt, the pilots initiated a go-around procedure. During this maneuver, the aircraft's wing struck a nearby hillside, leading to a crash. The accident resulted in 15 fatalities and 6 survivors.
Investigation
While the specific details of the official investigation findings are not provided in the source, the sequence of events indicates that the impact with terrain occurred during the transition from the aborted landing to the go-around phase.