Nepal havarier må få konsekvenser

Nepal air crash relatives call for risk warning for tourists


Timothy Oakes "loved adventure but he loved his family more", his widow told the inquest in Warrington


Relatives of seven Britons killed in an air crash in Nepal have called for tourists to be warned about "the risks involved" in flying there.

All 19 people on board died when a plane, belonging to Nepal's SITA Air, crashed shortly after taking off from Kathmandu in September 2012.

Killed in the crash

Timothy Oakes, 57, from Winwick near Warrington
Vincent Kelly, 50, and his brother Darren, 45, from Lostock, Bolton
Stephen Holding, 60, from Stoke-on-Trent
Raymond Eagle, 58, from Macclesfield
Christopher Davey, 51, from Northampton
Benjamin Ogden, 27, who lived in London
Seven people from Nepal and five from China also died
An inquest at Warrington Coroner's Court passed a verdict of accidental death on the Britons who died.

The coroner called for tour operators in Nepal not to use local airlines.