[SmokingJoe]

Yes.
I still don't see how you fall 2 miles from a broken plane and still survive, then survive another 11 days in the Amazon jungle by herself and survive that too. All as a 17 year old high school girl.

[skr]

Only by the grace of God and how He uses His creations. She was in the middle of three seats (apparently the other two were empty) and the width plus spiraling (that part she remembers) was enough to somehow act as a sort of parachute in slowing her descent, and the forest canopy/foliage may have helped, as well. This is what was surmised by those who investigated the crash.

[mabarker1]

Because You haven’t completed Plan that God has for You.

Stewardess survives 33 000ft crash:

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/air-stewardess-who-survived-record-9511212

[Nathan _in_Arkansas]

The Almighty says, “Sorry, your reservations aren’t for today.”

[cpdiii]

“I still don’t see how you fall 2 miles from a broken plane and still survive”

She was in the rear of the airplane that broke free. It was probably spinning as it came down. This would cause lift on the horizontal stabilizer thus slowing the velocity of the fall and then plunged into the jungle tree canopy further slowing the fall.

It was not her day to die>