Should I cancel my trip to Nepal!?

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I’m not ready to die! i know it’s a risk when you go to places like this but the possibility of it is now officially scary. I’ve been wanting to see the Himalayan mountains forever though.
Rip to those who perished


No you should not

Far as I know nobody ever says I wish I had been more of a pussy on their death bed

do you remember the life lessons you learned from Oregon trail ?

Caulk the wagon and Ford the river is a metaphor for how to live life.
 
Just go! I just booked flights and most of the hotels to Europe for next summer. Life is short, enjoy travelling the world.

So far for the upcoming year we are going:
November '24: Hong Kong and Taiwan
April '25: Big Island or Maui and Oahu (tentatively)
June '25: UK/London, Amsterdam, Belgium, Paris
 
Just go! I just booked flights and most of the hotels to Europe for next summer. Life is short, enjoy travelling the world.

So far for the upcoming year we are going:
November '24: Hong Kong and Taiwan
April '25: Big Island or Maui and Oahu (tentatively)
June '25: UK/London, Amsterdam, Belgium, Paris
Nice! I just got back from Oahu. Belgium is epic . Enjoy
 
i remember flying less than a month after 9-11. everyone in the plane clapped and cheered when we landed haha. it's funny that i can laugh now, but it was a huge deal back then. passengers high-fiving each other and everything. i can understand your apprehension, but you gotta live life at some point. do what you want man.
 
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There's never been a better time to visit Nepal. Last thing they need is another plane crash, so their maintenance and flying is gonna be on point for at least the next six months or so

Well, first he has to survive the flight to Nepal, and seeing how Boeings are literally held together by duct tape these days...

speed-tape.jpg
 
Well, first he has to survive the flight to Nepal, and seeing how Boeings are literally held together by duct tape these days...

speed-tape.jpg

i don't know whether to be disgusted with boeing for allowing this, or being hugely impressed because the plane still flies that way. i guess both.
 
I say try to spend some time and get acclimated to the elevation, and then climb to teh top, bro!
 
I’m not ready to die! i know it’s a risk when you go to places like this but the possibility of it is now officially scary. I’ve been wanting to see the Himalayan mountains forever though.
Rip to those who perished
Don't use Saurya Airlines and you should be fine or fly with the pilot
 
There's never been a better time to visit Nepal. Last thing they need is another plane crash, so their maintenance and flying is gonna be on point for at least the next six months or so

Remember that guy that was being interviewed about his holiday plans and he was pointing out all the up sides of visiting a place recently in war
 
i don't know whether to be disgusted with boeing for allowing this, or being hugely impressed because the plane still flies that way. i guess both.

According to Boeing the tape is just there to cover up paint cracks and keep the paint from falling off, it's just cosmetic and the structure is totally sound.
According to Boeing...
 
I’m not ready to die! i know it’s a risk when you go to places like this but the possibility of it is now officially scary. I’ve been wanting to see the Himalayan mountains forever though.
Rip to those who perished

What are the odds it would happen twice that close together? Go on your trip sherbro
 
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