The only survival of Air India plane crash sat 11A

This the man who walks away from Air India plane crash Sat down near an emergency exit for the only survival of the disaster Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner As India goes out of India on the way to London on Thursday. The seat was 11A.

The seat is on the left side of the plane when he faces the cockpit. Man, 40-year-old English national Viswash Kumar RameshThe plane crashed on the first floor of a building where medical students lived. Ramesh, he said he opened his eyes, he was alive and he opened his seat belt before he left the plane.

“I could see that there was a place outside the plane, so I tried to escape a little space when the door was broken and I did.”

Rameshin shows an infographic sitting. In the picture, 11A, in front of a few open places, was with the place in front of the plane.

Ron Bartsch, Sydney-based Aviation Consulting, said Reuters News Agency This seat was “It was the safest seat in the safest thing that was clear” because Ramesh was seated adverse to the extraordinary speech.

“But this is not always 11A, it’s only 11A in this configuration of Boeing 787,” said Bartsch.

Seat configurations vary depending on the plane and many factors are in the game to survive the accident.

“Each accident is different and it is impossible to predict the ability to survive based on the seat,” said Reuters, according to Reuters, Mitchell Fox in the United States.

As Ramesh walked away from the accident, he was shocked. Then he was taken to a hospital by ambulance.

Dhaval Gameti in Ahmadabad, Civil Hospital in Ahmedabad, Ramesh’s “Many injured in his body”, but “outside the danger” said.

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