In a miraculous turn of events, Ramesh Vishwas Kumar, one of the survivors of the recent tragic plane crash, has stunned investigators and the public alike after revealing how he managed to escape death — and it involves a daring leap that few would have ever attempted.

🛬 The Crash That Left No Room for Hope

The crash, which occurred just moments after takeoff, left the aircraft in flames and chaos. Emergency responders rushed to the scene expecting the worst — but among the wreckage, Ramesh emerged alive, bruised but breathing. No one could believe it… until he shared what really happened.

🗣️ Ramesh Speaks: “I Had Seconds to Decide”

In an emotional interview from his hospital bed, Ramesh revealed that he leapt from the plane’s rear cargo hatch moments before the aircraft hit the ground.

“I was near the back, and the impact hadn’t reached us yet. The tail was splitting… I saw an opening. I didn’t think — I just jumped,” he recalled.

According to aviation experts, surviving such a jump is nearly impossible unless it’s at low altitude and under specific circumstances — which made Ramesh’s survival even more incredible.

😳 How He Knew Where to Jump

What’s more surprising is that Ramesh, who used to work in aviation maintenance, recognized signs of a critical engine failure and knew exactly where to position himself to have the slightest chance at survival.

“Years of working on planes gave me a sense of where the structure was weakest. It was risky — but it saved my life.”

🚑 His Current Condition

Ramesh sustained multiple fractures, internal bruising, and a mild concussion, but doctors say he’s expected to make a full recovery. He’s already being hailed as a miracle survivor.

🙌 A Story of Instinct and Unbelievable Courage

As investigators continue to analyze the crash and piece together what went wrong, Ramesh Vishwas Kumar’s story stands out as one of sheer will, instinct, and split-second bravery.

“It was a one-in-a-million chance,” said one aviation analyst. “But sometimes, one chance is all you need.

Air India Plane Crash: ‘I did not jump, I came out of the flight with the seat’, said Vishwas Kumar, the only passenger who survived the plane crash
The plane crash in Ahmedabad, Gujarat has shaken the country. Vishwas Kumar Ramesh, the only survivor of this accident, said that that moment is still in front of his eyes.
Ahmedabad Air India Plane Crash: Air India plane crashed on Thursday (June 12, 2025) near the International Airport in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, minutes after taking off. There were 242 people on board this plane, out of which 241 people died. In this accident, British citizen of Indian origin Vishwas Kumar Ramesh is the only person who survived.
Recalling the plane crash in Ahmedabad, Vishwas Kumar Ramesh said that that moment is still in front of his eyes. He said, “I still cannot believe that I am alive. Everything happened in front of my eyes there.”

‘All this happened so fast that no one got a chance to understand anything’

He said, “I did not jump from the plane, but came out of the plane along with the seat. Thirty seconds after takeoff, there was a loud noise and then the plane crashed, all this happened very fast.”

The British citizen said, “It seemed as if the plane was stuck somewhere. Then suddenly the lights came on and in a few moments the plane moved forward rapidly and suddenly there was a strong collision. All this happened so fast that no one got a chance to understand anything.”

Air India plane crashed just a few seconds after takeoff

Air India’s Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner plane crashed just a few seconds after taking off from Ahmedabad airport. Out of a total of 242 people on board this plane, 241 people have died. Aircraft AI-171 going from Ahmedabad to London Gatwick fell in a residential complex near BJ Medical College.