At least 44 people were killed on Sunday when a domestic flight crashed in Pokhara in Nepal, an aviation authority official said, in the small Himalayan country's worst crash in nearly five years. Hundreds of rescue workers were scouring the hillside where the Yeti Airlines flight, carrying 72 people from the capital Kathmandu, went down. "Another 14 bodies are still lying at the crash site and authorities are bringing in a crane to move them." Some of the ground near the crash site was scorched, with licks of flames visible. Yeti Airlines has a fleet of sixATR72-500 planes, according to its website.