# Pilot
Nepal's third-deadliest air accident claims the life of a pilot whose husband died 16 years ago with the same airline
In a turn of events that seems directed by a wretched author, the recent airplane accident in Nepal claimed the life of the copilot whose husband died 16 years ago. Anju Khatiwada joined Nepal's Yeti Airlines in 2010, four years after her husband died in a domestic airliner flight. Khatiwada had more than 6400 hours of flight time. She flew the popular Kathmandu-Pokhara tourist route. The spokesperson for Yeti Airlines, which she worked for revealed that she “ got her pilot training with the money she got from the insurance after her husband's death.” Her husband had flown for the same airline.
Civil Air Patrol Cadets Receive Flight Training from JetBlue University
Civil Air Patrol (CAP) cadets with the Hernando County Composite Squadron attended a commercial aviation training event at JetBlue University. The training included a wide range of flight operations including hands-on cabin training, an introduction to the maintenance apprenticeship program and time in the Airbus A220 simulators.
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