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Israel HayomGeneral

Flydubai Passenger Recounts Near-Fatal Flight Near Brother's Grave

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Hebrew · 3 newsrooms covering

A Flydubai passenger named Miriam described a near-fatal flight experience, feeling her deceased brother's presence guiding her. She spoke about the incident while attending her brother's memorial service.

The story in 4 lines · by baba

  • Passenger Miriam survived a near-fatal Flydubai flight.
  • She attended her brother Avitar's memorial days later.
  • Miriam felt her brother's spirit guided her during the flight.
  • She described the landing as a "crazy miracle."

A passenger named Miriam recounted a terrifying experience on a Flydubai flight just days before attending the memorial for her brother, Avitar, who was killed on October 7th. Speaking at his graveside, Miriam described moments on the plane where she believed her life was about to end, feeling her brother's presence guiding her through the ordeal.

"Thirty seconds from the ground, and I wouldn't be here. We would have been sitting Shiva for me, God forbid," she stated, emphasizing her belief that Avitar played a role in her survival. She recounted imagining him standing by the cockpit, pleading, "This cannot happen, she is not going to die today."

Miriam expressed profound gratitude for being alive and able to stand at her brother's grave, contrasting it with the near-death experience on the flight. She found it difficult to process the event and her safe return, attempting to write about the "crazy miracle" but struggling to articulate the experience.

"You don't understand how not obvious this was," she added, attributing the safe landing to divine intervention and the heroic actions of the crew. She specifically mentioned a heroic pilot who managed to open the cockpit and another pilot, who she said is not being discussed, successfully landed the plane safely.

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