The calamitous Air India plane crash, precipitating the demise of 241 souls and leaving Vishwashkumar Ramesh as its sole, improbable survivor, has ignited fervent discourse on social media, probing the sheer statistical anomaly of such isolated survivorship; Ramesh, purportedly ejected from the disintegrating aircraft, in a state of profound disorientation and burdened by a litany of grievous injuries, remarkably managed to reach an ambulance, echoing a macabre historical precedent exemplified by Cecelia Crocker's survival of the 1987 Northwest Airlines crash that claimed 154 lives, including her immediate family, following a catastrophic wing-strike during takeoff, alongside George Lamson Jr.'s escape from the 1985 Reno air disaster, Bahia Bakari's miraculous emergence from the Yemenia Airways wreckage near the Comoros Islands in 2009, and Jim Polehinke's solitary survival of the 2006 Comair Flight 5191 tragedy in Lexington, Kentucky, each incident serving as a stark testament to the capricious hand of fate in the face of overwhelming mortality.