top of page

Our aviation blog

  • Writer's picturecfcaviation

Feathered Propellers Likely Cause of Yeti Airlines Crash

On Jan. 15, a Yeti Airlines ATR-72 crashed in Nepal, killing the majority of passengers onboard. Now, three weeks after the crash, investigators have released a preliminary report, saying that both engine propellers were placed into the "feather" position prior to the crash. Prop feathering on turboprop aircraft usually occurs in the event of an engine failure or at shut-down. It is not clear at this time what caused both operating engines to feather their propellers. The investigation is still ongoing.



2 views0 comments

Recent Posts

See All

Comentários


bottom of page