Quote from: Cryptoprincess101 on June 13, 2025, 10:39:42 AM

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This story of Pratik Joshi was the one that traumatized and left me into deep emotions because imagine struggling for 6 years just to make a greener pasture for him and his family in the UK and in the end all his dream was cut off due to the air crash. My condolences go to the bereaved families, wish they find solace and may the soul of the departed rest in peace. What tragic incident, i couldn't celebrate democracy day in my country Nigeria yesterday after the news. This is just a reminder that life is a gift, and we should live upright because we will all depart from the earth one day.

Well his story is really traumatizing having to lose a full family at once in a horrible way. However, everyone on the plane does have a story too which we don't know about , as none of them on board that plane deserves such end of their lives. This is so painful.

Quote from: Floxynice on June 14, 2025, 04:39:04 PM

Life is indeed a mystery; or should I rather call it a miracle? Just today, I was scrolling through Facebook and saw a testimony claiming that Ruangsak Loychusak, who was seated on seat number 11A, was the only survivor of the 1998 Indian plane crash. This year too, the only survivor was still seated in the same seat number. Although this brought back memories, I just couldn't help but wow at the shocking revelation. Could there be something special about that particular spot? Some say seat 11A is close to the emergency exit.

A lady that was meant to also board the very airplane got her flight cancelled after being 10 minutes late of her flight schedule time. According to her story she got stuck in the usual Ahmedabad city road traffic which led to her delay. Though she was disappointed on missing her flight but was later dumbfounded minutes after she heard about the crash of the very plane she was supposed to board. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/articles/cvgv26zz5wzo.amp

Quote from: Odusko on June 14, 2025, 10:53:57 PM

When I watched the survival interview today I was so sad that such natural disaster could happen and a reminder to and airplane crash way back in 2003 here in my country involving a belview airline that claimed the life of 214 passengers, and not up to a month another sosoliso crash killing about 115 passengers, so, aircrash have become a global menace that need adequate revivals and development to avoid further incidents or limit there possibility.

Airplane crash landing has always been a devastating one, so terrible that hardly do we get survivals out of it. I think there should be strict checks on airplanes conditions if they're still good for operations hand there shouldn't be any form of compromise for any which doesn't meet quality assurance requirements either by average lifespan or maintenance. Because airplane crash is the worst accident that passengers are most less likely to survive.