What is this plane approaching an airport in Asia? (Also, what is the airport?)

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The airport is in Asia, that is all I know.



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The airport is Lukla - Tenzing-Hillary in Nepal.



The aircraft is a AS350B3e Ecureuil helicopter.
I found a picture of one that has the same panel layout.






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    Other than "tiny airstrip in a mountainous region of Asia" I had absolutely no reason to think "Lukla", yet that's what came to mind. Guess I was right. Time to quit for the day!!
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    For the uninitiated: Lukla is often seen as the gateway to Sagarmatha/Mount Everest and features an unconventional runway which slopes noticeably down with the slope that it's on, in addition to having a variable slope.
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up vote
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accepted










The airport is Lukla - Tenzing-Hillary in Nepal.



The aircraft is a AS350B3e Ecureuil helicopter.
I found a picture of one that has the same panel layout.






share|improve this answer


















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    Other than "tiny airstrip in a mountainous region of Asia" I had absolutely no reason to think "Lukla", yet that's what came to mind. Guess I was right. Time to quit for the day!!
    – FreeMan
    22 hours ago






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    For the uninitiated: Lukla is often seen as the gateway to Sagarmatha/Mount Everest and features an unconventional runway which slopes noticeably down with the slope that it's on, in addition to having a variable slope.
    – Jules
    21 hours ago














up vote
36
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accepted










The airport is Lukla - Tenzing-Hillary in Nepal.



The aircraft is a AS350B3e Ecureuil helicopter.
I found a picture of one that has the same panel layout.






share|improve this answer


















  • 2




    Other than "tiny airstrip in a mountainous region of Asia" I had absolutely no reason to think "Lukla", yet that's what came to mind. Guess I was right. Time to quit for the day!!
    – FreeMan
    22 hours ago






  • 6




    For the uninitiated: Lukla is often seen as the gateway to Sagarmatha/Mount Everest and features an unconventional runway which slopes noticeably down with the slope that it's on, in addition to having a variable slope.
    – Jules
    21 hours ago












up vote
36
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up vote
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The airport is Lukla - Tenzing-Hillary in Nepal.



The aircraft is a AS350B3e Ecureuil helicopter.
I found a picture of one that has the same panel layout.






share|improve this answer














The airport is Lukla - Tenzing-Hillary in Nepal.



The aircraft is a AS350B3e Ecureuil helicopter.
I found a picture of one that has the same panel layout.







share|improve this answer














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    Other than "tiny airstrip in a mountainous region of Asia" I had absolutely no reason to think "Lukla", yet that's what came to mind. Guess I was right. Time to quit for the day!!
    – FreeMan
    22 hours ago






  • 6




    For the uninitiated: Lukla is often seen as the gateway to Sagarmatha/Mount Everest and features an unconventional runway which slopes noticeably down with the slope that it's on, in addition to having a variable slope.
    – Jules
    21 hours ago












  • 2




    Other than "tiny airstrip in a mountainous region of Asia" I had absolutely no reason to think "Lukla", yet that's what came to mind. Guess I was right. Time to quit for the day!!
    – FreeMan
    22 hours ago






  • 6




    For the uninitiated: Lukla is often seen as the gateway to Sagarmatha/Mount Everest and features an unconventional runway which slopes noticeably down with the slope that it's on, in addition to having a variable slope.
    – Jules
    21 hours ago







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Other than "tiny airstrip in a mountainous region of Asia" I had absolutely no reason to think "Lukla", yet that's what came to mind. Guess I was right. Time to quit for the day!!
– FreeMan
22 hours ago




Other than "tiny airstrip in a mountainous region of Asia" I had absolutely no reason to think "Lukla", yet that's what came to mind. Guess I was right. Time to quit for the day!!
– FreeMan
22 hours ago




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6




For the uninitiated: Lukla is often seen as the gateway to Sagarmatha/Mount Everest and features an unconventional runway which slopes noticeably down with the slope that it's on, in addition to having a variable slope.
– Jules
21 hours ago




For the uninitiated: Lukla is often seen as the gateway to Sagarmatha/Mount Everest and features an unconventional runway which slopes noticeably down with the slope that it's on, in addition to having a variable slope.
– Jules
21 hours ago










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