Tara Air Flight 193 was a domestic flight operating in the mountainous region of Nepal, specifically connecting Pokhara to Jomsom. On February 24, 2016, the de Havilland Canada DHC-6 Twin Otter took off from Pokhara Airport with 20 passengers and three crew members on board. As it traversed through the Dhaulagiri Zone, located in Myagdi District, the aircraft lost communication with air traffic control. Relatives of those onboard anxiously awaited news of the flight, which was expected to navigate through the challenging weather conditions typical of the region, characterized by unpredictable winds and visibility issues.After the aircraft disappeared from radar, search and rescue teams initiated extensive efforts to locate the wreckage. It was not long before the plane was discovered in the Solighopte area, confirming the tragic fate of all passengers and crew onboard. Initial investigations suggested that both the difficult weather and challenging terrain might have contributed to the crash. This incident prompted discussions regarding aviation safety standards in Nepal, particularly involving smaller aircraft frequently used for domestic flights in high-altitude areas. The DHC-6 Twin Otter model is known for its adaptability in such environments, although this crash raised questions about operational protocols and pilot training.