Air India: Lady Calls People's Attention to Interesting Things about British Man Who Survived Crash

• An observant lady has shared things that people might have overlooked about Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, the British man who survived the deadly Air India crash
• She marvelled at the circumstances surrounding the British man's survival and wondered how he managed to escape
• She analysed Ramesh's account of how he survived the ill-fated crash and came to a thought-provoking conclusion

As people continued to offer condolences and express grief over the hundreds of lives lost in the deadly Air India crash, a Nigerian lady, Stella Ndubueze, has pointed out certain things people overlooked about the lone survivor, Vishwash Kumar Ramesh.

Stella expressed amazement at how Ramesh survived the crash and admitted she had doubts about his account initially until she came to certain realisations.

Lady's observation about Air India crash survivor

Stella, in a Facebook post, noted that people who also doubted Ramesh's story had overlooked the fact that he was seated by the emergency exit, a location that increases one's chances of surviving a crash.

She added that the British national had a direct path of escape while everyone else might have been trapped or disoriented.

Her post in part read:

"...But here’s the part that people overlooked . I did initially too👇🏽.

"1. He was actually seated right by the emergency exit — a location that statistically gives you the best chance in a crash.

"2. The plane’s fuselage broke open right next to him, so while everyone else may have been trapped or disoriented, he had a direct path out.

"3. Adrenaline is real — in survival mode, people can walk on broken legs or ignore burns. He was likely running on pure shock and instinct.

"4. And yes, his escape sounds cinematic, but so does every “sole survivor” story in history.

"People have fallen from 30,000 feet and lived.

"Ramesh’s case, while rare, is scientifically possible — just highly, ridiculously lucky..."

Stella declared that miracles exist, and Ramesh's survival is an example of one.

See her Facebook post here.

Woman's observation about Ramesh stirs reactions

Legit.ng has compiled some reactions to the woman's post below:

Ogbe Nnaya said:

"Yes, Miracles happen.

"There's these two Nigerian students too that survived Sosoliso plane crash some years ago."

Glory C. Ezeji said:

"Because no be one daddy G.O gave the testimony.

"They are doubting it.

"No be person drink tea with Angels.

"Or no be person enter a country without visa?

"If he was an NSSPDD member will they be doubting his testimony ?🤦🤦🤦🤦"

Jacqueline Oby-Ikocha said:

"He even switched seats with another passenger."

Oluchi Iwuala Isilebo said:

"He lost a brother in the crash."

Chinyere Ezinne Iyabeji said:

"Yes, miracles do happen✌️."

Ngozi Oforha said:

"I do think a thing Taya but I do know that of a truth miracles do exist."

Journalist shares backstory about Ramesh's survival

Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a CNN journalist, Max Foster, had shared an intriguing backstory about the British national who was the sole survivor of the Air India crash.

According to Max, Ramesh switched to a window seat, which was seat 11A, before he got onto the flight.

In a video posted on TikTok, Max noted that when the aeroplane crashed, Ramesh got out of the seat, used the emergency exit, jumped off, and walked away.

Source: Legit.ng