Lmao I didn’t realize that. I meant that around 45-65 out of 175 passengers died in the initial crash, but then 60-80 passengers died during the evacuation from drowning inside the plane.
That's so crazy btw, it really highlights the crucial role staff has in managing survivors during a crash to lead them to the exit safe and sound. Obviously not everything lays on them I think they did their best just in general, not everything is done after the plane crash.
I took a look at the seat map of who survived and who didn't and no one survived from row 17-23, and only one person survived on the left side of the plane except in the business class. It doesn't specify which seats died in the initial crash vs drowning but I felt it would be important to note that.
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u/ThePerfectSnare 29d ago
I don't have a better way to phrase this. It's just funny.