US EditionMan Who Also Survived Plane Crash Sat in Seat 11a Had 'Goosebumps' when He Heard About Air India Coincidence
- Two survivors of separate plane crashes, nearly three decades apart, both occupied seat 11A during their respective flights.
- The first survivor, Ruangsak James Loychusak, endured the 1998 Thai Airways flight TG261 crash in Surat Thani that killed 101 of 146 passengers.
- The second, Viswash Kumar Ramesh, survived the June 12, 2025 Air India AI-171 crash near Ahmedabad that claimed 241 lives and left him as the only survivor.
- Loychusak expressed feeling "goosebumps" upon learning Ramesh survived from the same seat and recalled his own decade-long post-crash anxiety involving dark clouds.
- The coincidence highlighted seat 11A as a 'miracle seat,' prompting public attention and condolences from both men on the tragic losses endured.
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“Coincidence?”: Thai Actor Who Survived Plane Crash Discovers Eerie Link To Air India’s Only Survivor
A 47-year-old plane crash survivor experienced a deja vu moment when he learned of Air India Flight 171’s demise on Thursday, June 12. Ruangsak James Loychusak, who is a singer, escaped a Thai Airways disaster with his life in 1998 after the Airbus A310 he was on ditched in a swamp while trying to land. After conveying his condolences to the families of loved ones lost in the Ahmedabad disaster, he observed something eerie. Along with differenc…
'I blacked out': Thai singer recalls ’98 crash after Ramesh survives in same seat 27 years later
Thai pop star James Ruangsak, who survived a deadly 1998 plane crash while seated in 11A, reflects on the eerie connection to the Air India sole survivor who escaped from the same seat
The curious case of 11A: One seat, two survivors, decades apart
In a haunting twist of fate, Vishwaskumar Ramesh, the sole survivor of the Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad, was seated in 11A, the very same seat that once saved another man’s life in a tragic crash decades ago. On June 12, Air India’s Boeing 787 Dreamliner crashed into a medical hostel near the airport, claiming over 270 innocent lives. Amid the wreckage, one man emerged alive, 40-year-old British-Indian Vishwash Kumar Ramesh, who had been a…
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