Some stories echo through time, whispered through details so small they feel impossible. This is one of them.
In 1998, Thai singer Ruangsak Loychusak survived the fatal crash of Thai Airways Flight TG261. The aircraft went down in a swamp, claiming lives and leaving survivors with physical and emotional scars. Ruangsak escaped with his life — seated in 11A. He didn’t board a plane again for 10 years.
Now, in 2025, after the tragic crash of Air India Flight AI171, one passenger emerged alive: Vishwash Kumar Ramesh.
He was also sitting in seat 11A.
When Ruangsak heard the news, he posted:
“Survivor of a plane crash in India. He sat in the same seat as me. 11A.”
“My condolences to all those who lost.”
It’s a connection that’s left many speechless. Same seat. Same fate. Same outcome — survival. Coincidence, or something deeper?
Also read: Air India 171 Crashes After Takeoff – One Survivor Pulled Out Alive
Public Reactions:
- @aviator_king: This gave me chills. Seat 11A might just be touched by fate.
- @devotedflyer: I can’t even explain this... It’s scary and beautiful at the same time.
- @NkechiWrites: Two men, same seat, same miracle — I believe the universe speaks. We just don’t always listen.
- @Lydia_M: I was a flight attendant for years. The big joke was that seat 11A was the safest seat. It’s a real thing.
- @Oladipupo: Airlines are going to start charging extra for seat 11A 🤣
- @Jude_Reports: What are the odds? I’m both amazed and unsettled.
- @FlySafeNaija: There’s no way this is just coincidence. This feels... spiritual.
- @MariamTheAviator: It’s a miracle they both survived sitting in 11A — but not every aircraft has the same configuration. The seat isn’t the miracle. The survival is.
📅 Posted on: June 13, 2025 | 🏷️ Labels: Air India, Seat 11A, Aviation Mystery, Survivor Story, NSMedia