Leh sous la neige

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kushok_Bakula_Rimpochee_Airport

Une approche difficile

It is one the most dangerous airports to land an aircraft in India but yet one of the most stunning landing approach in the country. While the Leh airport is one of the highest airports in the world at an altitude of 10,682 feet above sea level, the altitude is just one of the problems. Added to that the complexity of the flight path, which is between the mountains, making it the most difficult civilian airport in the country. For pilots flying commercial jets into the Kushok Bakula Rimpochhe Airport in Leh, the toughest experience is not the landings and takeoffs but the training. The training mandated in order to certify pilots as qualified to operate on this airfield is several times tougher. Every pilot operating in and out of this airfield has to go through a training exercise that requires them to operate with only one of two engines operational. The training exercise is carried out at the Leh airport, making it the only airport in the country where such a training is required.