Bangladesh Aeroplane crash in Nepal : What reason behind it ?

Kathmandu 14 March 2018 : Did faulty communication or technical malfunction cause the crash of Bangla star 211 at Trivubhan International Airport in Kathmandu ? On 12th March at least 51 people died when a US- Bangla airlines carrying 71 people crashed on abnormal landing in Trivubhan International Airport .

The case of Flight 211 seems different as per the audio conversation. “The weather, especially the wind is normal. The captain is cool and calm while communicating with the Air Traffic Control.

At this point, in the audio conversation, Nepali pilots on the ground are heard warning the ATC that the Flight 211 pilot seems disoriented and that he should be assisted by radar vectoring, as the visibility in the hills is bad.
Experts said that aircraft never crash because of on single issue. It is almost always a combination of factors. The mechanical breakdown on its own should not have meant the plane crashed, but could have been handled correctly by the pilots.

Therefor, statistics for the causes of aircraft crashes are not always clear .

The following statistics are a reasonable representation: 55 percent pilot error, 17 percent aircraft mechanical error, 13 percent weather, 8 percent sabotage (lightning strikes) and 7 percent other like ATC and ground handling.