JaceTheAce
Well-Known Member
I was watching Aviation Disasters Vol 1 - a really cheesy video, but the information was cool anyhow - and a medical examiner on the video said that a woman survived a 38,000 foot fall after a Yugoslavian jetliner collided with a British airliner mid-air. Does anyone have any more information on this? I thought this was unreal.
They were also mentioning that in the Lockerbie crash in 1988 there was someone that had a pulse after plummeting the 30,000 or so feet after the jet exploded from the terrorist bomb - I'm thinking that the only way this could happen if the person was cushioned by a structure or extremely soft and flexible ground. It's so sad to hear that people lost conscious during the sudden depressurizing but regained consciousness between 15 and 10 thousand feet, finding out that they were free falling in the air. I can' even imagine the way these people felt.
They were also mentioning that in the Lockerbie crash in 1988 there was someone that had a pulse after plummeting the 30,000 or so feet after the jet exploded from the terrorist bomb - I'm thinking that the only way this could happen if the person was cushioned by a structure or extremely soft and flexible ground. It's so sad to hear that people lost conscious during the sudden depressurizing but regained consciousness between 15 and 10 thousand feet, finding out that they were free falling in the air. I can' even imagine the way these people felt.