The real history of the world's 11 disaster survivors ' miracles

The so-called "black 10 minutes" refers to the majority of air crashes in the aircraft take-off phase of the three minutes and the landing phase of seven minutes. But once the accident occurred, leaving the passengers on the aircraft escape time is far from three minutes or seven minutes so long ...

Insiders believe that the crash after 1.5 is the "golden" time to escape. Although the miracle is not often, but there are still many well-known in the history of the crash survived miracles, the following is an inventory of events and review.

January 15, 2009, a number of N106us A320 aircraft, from the New York LaGuardia Airport to Charlotte, North Carolina, and then fly to Seattle, took off shortly after the bird swarm, resulting in two-sided engine damage, had to use the Hudson River surface as a temporary runway emergency landing. At last, Captain Sully, with his years of experience and excellent driving skills, with 115 people on the Hudson River in America's busiest business district, has created the most successful crash-landing miracle in world aviation history.

On the afternoon of April 28, 1988, the United States of America's Aloha Airlines Flight 243 took off from Hawaii to Honolulu. The plane has just climbed to the cruising altitude, the unit suddenly heard a loud noise above the middle of the plane cabin, a large ceiling has been lost, the plane became a "convertible sports car." Only seat belts prevent them from falling into the sea below. At a height of 7,300 meters, the air is cold, oxygen is low and the wind is strong. Passengers on board thought the captain had been killed, but he was actually trying desperately to make an emergency landing. The aircraft contained 89 passengers and 5 crew members, all of whom survived, except for one flight attendant.

August 1, 2011, a New York flight to the South American country of Guyana, the Boeing 737-800 aircraft, landing at the destination of bad weather, the plane rushed out of the runway, slipped down the hillside and cut into two, more narrowly fell into the 60 meters deep valley. All 163 passengers and crew members of the plane survived, and only 3 were sent to hospital for broken bones.

August 2, 2005, Air France, an Airbus A340 aircraft landing in Toronto, Canada, was hit by thunderstorms, causing the plane slipped off the runway, the fuselage broke and ignited a fire. Fortunately, 309 passengers and crew members of the safe escape, no deaths, only 24 people were slightly injured.

On the night of December 20, 2008, a Boeing 737 airliner from the continental United States ran out of the runway and caught fire at the Denver International Airport, injuring 38 people, leaving no casualties and damaging the side of the airliner. There were 107 passengers and 5 crew members on board.

In the early hours of August 16, 2010, a Colombian airliner carrying 131 people landed in the country's San Andres, I. De when it was struck by lightning and crashed into three sections. One of the Boeing 737-700 was killed in a heart attack and the remaining 130 were all alive.

February 25, 2009, a Turkish Airlines flight number of TK1951 Boeing 737-800 aircraft, in the Netherlands capital Amsterdam Airport attempted to land, the normal landing failure, in the airport runway 3 kilometers around a muddy open ground fell, the fuselage broke into three. With less fuel left on the plane, there were no explosions or fires. 135 people on the machine, killing 10 people.

December 4, 2010, Russia's Dagestan airlines, a 160 passengers and 9 crew members of the "figure-154" aircraft from another Moscow airport Vnukovo Wo Airport to take off, to Dagestan capital Makhachkala. After half an hour of takeoff, all 3 engines, generators and navigation equipment were stopped working. The unit decided to make an emergency landing at the Domodedovo airport in southern Moscow. The passenger plane rushes out of the runway during the descent process, resulting in 2 deaths, more than 80 injuries, serious damage to the body, and rupture into three segments. The plane carries 160 passengers and 9 crew members.

A 9-Year-old girl survived a plane crash in the city of Cartagena, Colombia, January 11, 1995, killing 51 people. The picture is January 13, 1995, Search and rescue site.

June 30, 2009, Yemen Airlines Airbus A310 aircraft crashed in the Indian Ocean, the aircraft has 142 passengers and 11 staff a total of 153 people, only a 14-year-old French girl was rescued in the wrecked sea area. According to a government spokesman in the Comoros, the maiden was the only surviving official confirmed by the Yemeni air crash so far. The figure is July 4, 2009, rescuers are studying the salvage plan.