In a series of events that leaves us stunned and grateful, two flight attendants remarkably survived a catastrophic plane crash in South Korea. This tragic accident involved a Jeju Air flight, which was en route from Bangkok to Muan with 181 individuals on board. The plane reportedly encountered difficulties after a bird strike.

Detailed footage reveals the harrowing scene of a Boeing jet crash-landing on its belly at the airport. Amidst the tremendous wreckage, two surviving crew members were found to be alive, though one male flight attendant appeared to recall nothing of the traumatic event.

During medical consultation, this attendant seemed confused, reportedly asking, ‘What happened? How am I here?’ as reported by local news sources. His conversation with the doctors only involved his final memory of fastening his seat belt prior to the attempted landing, after which his recollection goes blank.

He described his position at the rear of the aircraft, where he attended to passengers. Unfortunately, the ordeal resulted in him sustaining injuries to his shoulders and head.

The crash transpired in South Korea’s South Jeolla Province around 9 am local time. Prior to the incident, a poignant text message was sent by a family member aboard, mentioning that landing was impossible due to a bird trapped in the wing. This text marked one of the final communications before the unfortunate disaster scene unfolded.