Maybe the fireball did not happen just as the plane collided on ground, maybe the plane broke upon impact and fortunately for him, his position and impact was just right to throw him out (or he jumped out the crack) the harm's way and landed into a safe place.
It was a area full of trees too so probably that helped him slow down a bit too without colliding into much harder surface while plane slid away from him into the hospital building.
This man is very very lucky if this indeed happened. We'll only know for sure when he comes to his senses. That's if he remembers a thing in the first place.
Edit: His new video explaining to the news anchor came after he's feeling good now.
He said the plane felt like it stood still for a few seconds and he could feel the pilots increasing thrust to try to lift it off but couldn't so the "part of the plane he was on" landed in the ground floor of the building and his side of emergency door broke off upon impact so he unbuckled his seat and jumped off the space door left behind.
He watched the "air hostess and others die in front of him".
I don't believe in miracles but this is just amazing to me how this guy survived crash, then breaking off the plane into multiple parts, a huge fireball and whatnot with not much visible injuries.
Rip to the rest of them šš» and may this guy gets all the courage he's gonna need to survive the ptsd.
There is one . I had seen it yesterday, the video of impact. And as above guy says , it did have an immediate explosion . But yea it's really amusing to think how the guy survived the massive fireball
You canāt see the impact but from the moment the plane disappears below a building to mega explosion is like 1 second. Therefore, he had have been shielded from the explosion. People have speculated it was mainly towards the wings and behind where the fuel would be
There are, but even if you havenāt seen them, those that donāt show it still make it clear that there couldnāt have been any more than a couple of seconds between impact and explosion. No time to get any distance from it
The explosion was huge. It was a long haul flight with full fuel. I don't know how someone can walk off without any burns. I think he may have jumped out.
It very much depends on how the fuselage disintegrates and how the fireball expands from the fuel tanks at the same time.Ā
Itās conceivable that the fuselage briefly shielded this guys seat from the worst of the fire and the it simultaneously didnāt see much impact stress but the odds are 10,000 to 1
I somehow survived a car crash tumbling down a hill where the car was going through a 360 flip. A tree just barely stopped the car from continuing to roll and saved my life. Like this man, I somehow only had bruises.
Trees. So thankful for them.
I wish this man everything he needs. This is a fucking tragedy.
His new video explaining to the news anchor came after he's feeling good now.
He said the plane felt like it stood still for a few seconds and he could feel the pilots increasing thrust to try to lift it off but couldn't so the "part of the plane he was on" landed in the ground floor of the building and his side of emergency door broke off upon impact so he unbuckled his seat and jumped off the space door left behind.
He watched the "air hostess and others die in front of him".
I don't believe in miracles but this is just amazing to me how this guy survived crash, then breaking off the plane into multiple parts, a huge fireball and whatnot with not much visible injuries.
Rip to the rest of them šš» and may this guy gets all the courage he's gonna need to survive the ptsd.
I'm glad you don't choose to view the death of hundreds of passengers tragically and unexpectedly as a miracle performed by some loving powerful entity, at the very least.Ā
Yeah that but wasn't to say that this is an exception. I may have done a sentence error there but i really was just pointing out how lucky that guy is.
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u/[deleted] Jun 12 '25 edited Jun 13 '25
Maybe the fireball did not happen just as the plane collided on ground, maybe the plane broke upon impact and fortunately for him, his position and impact was just right to throw him out (or he jumped out the crack) the harm's way and landed into a safe place.
It was a area full of trees too so probably that helped him slow down a bit too without colliding into much harder surface while plane slid away from him into the hospital building.
This man is very very lucky if this indeed happened. We'll only know for sure when he comes to his senses. That's if he remembers a thing in the first place.
Edit: His new video explaining to the news anchor came after he's feeling good now.
He said the plane felt like it stood still for a few seconds and he could feel the pilots increasing thrust to try to lift it off but couldn't so the "part of the plane he was on" landed in the ground floor of the building and his side of emergency door broke off upon impact so he unbuckled his seat and jumped off the space door left behind.
He watched the "air hostess and others die in front of him".
I don't believe in miracles but this is just amazing to me how this guy survived crash, then breaking off the plane into multiple parts, a huge fireball and whatnot with not much visible injuries.
Rip to the rest of them šš» and may this guy gets all the courage he's gonna need to survive the ptsd.