The lone survival of Vishwashkumar Ramesh amidst the catastrophic Air India crash that claimed 241 lives has ignited a maelstrom of online discourse regarding the sheer improbability of such isolated survivorship, with Ramesh reportedly ejected from the disintegrating fuselage and, despite disorientation and polytrauma, managing to reach emergency responders; this echoes historical anomalies like Cecelia Crocker's survival of the 1987 Northwest Airlines crash that extinguished 154 souls, including her entire family, following a collision with a light stanchion during takeoff, alongside George Lamson Jr.'s improbable escape from the 1985 Reno air disaster, Bahia Bakari's miraculous emergence from the wreckage of the 2009 Yemenia Airways flight near the Comoros Islands, and Jim Polehinke's solitary existence following the 2006 Comair Flight 5191 tragedy in Lexington, Kentucky, all underscoring the statistically aberrant nature of single-survivor events in aviation catastrophes.