THE Brit survivor of the Air India disaster may have been saved by an emergency exit door that flew off as the plane crashed.
Shocking footage showed the moment the Boeing Dreamliner went down in Ahmedabad – with a mysterious object seen spinning away seconds before the plane blew up into a fireball.

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Footage showed the object flying off as the plane crashedCredit: X

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Lone survivor Vishwash (R) meeting Indian Prime Minister Narendra ModiCredit: AFP

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More than 265 bodies have been found following the Air India Flight AI171 disasterCredit: Reuters
Vishwash Ramesh, 40, managed to survive the catastrophic smash into a doctors’ hostel in west India which killed more than 265 people.
Speculation is now growing that the sole survivor actually managed to escape thanks to a flying piece of fuselage – which was caught soaring through the air on video.
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The plane was heading to London Gatwick when it crashed just moments after take-off.
Vishwash’s seat was 11A, right next to the emergency door, which is understood to have blown off when the plane struck the building and then exploded.
In the unbelievable footage, a tiny object is seen flying away for a split second – right before the jet is engulfed in flames.
Investigators continue to analyse the footage and search for the mystery piece of debris as they try to find out what caused the horror crash.
Moments before the passengers and crew on board the plane di3d, the pilot of Air India Flight AI171 issued a frantic mayday call saying the plane was “losing power”.
And seconds before the plane blew up into a huge ball of flames, the object can be seen flying away from the aircraft’s body.
Vishwash somehow managed to cheat death, but his brother Ajaykumar, 35, who was on the same flight on seat 11J, is believed to have di3d.
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The London local detailed how he survived the catastrophic smash into the doctors’ hostel when speaking with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
He aid: “Everything happened in front of me and I couldn’t believe how I had come out alive.
“I thought for a second that I was going to di3. But when I opened my eyes, I realised I was alive.”
When asked how he managed to survive the devastating crash, Vishwash said: “I can’t explain.
“Everything happened in [front of] my eyes.”
He explained how he “tried to slip out” when the jet’s door blew out following the crash which caused the plane to burst into a huge fireball.

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Vishwash in the hospitalCredit: HT Photo

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Video showing survivor Vishwash walking out of the crashCredit: Twitter

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Somehow, Vishwash walked out of the immense fireball aliveCredit: x/nchorAnandN

He walked out through the rubble after escaping via what is believed to be the blown off emergency door.
He said: “When the flight took off, within 5 to 10 seconds it felt like it was stuck in the air.
“Suddenly, the lights started flickering – green and white – then the plane rammed into some establishment that was there.”
He said while the plane was taking off, “it felt like maybe [the pilot] suddenly accelerated”.
But it quickly “went down to the hostel from there at high speed” just moments after becoming airborne.
“I saw everything,” he claimed.
The London resident of 20 years said that he wasn’t sitting on the side of the plane which initially smashed into the hostel.
Fortunate Vishwash speculated: “I think the side I was on was not facing the hostel. I don’t know about others.
“I don’t know how I survived. I saw people dying in front of my eyes – the air hostesses, and two people I saw near me… I walked out of the rubble.”

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Ajaykumar Ramesh, 35, and his brother Viswash, 40, had been in India on a business trip

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The seating plan of a Boeing 787 Dreamliner shows the seat 11A near the emergency exit – while his brother was sat in 11J

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Recalling the moment he managed to escape the terrifying inferno, he said: “The door [near me] broke off and I tried to slip out.”
Theorists are now speculating that the flying piece of debris was what allowed Vishwash to slip out in the nick of time.
“The opposite side of the plane hit the wall. That’s why others could not get out,” he added.
He said: “At first, I thought I was d3ad.”
It comes after a separate Air India flight was forced to make an emergency landing after a bomb threat – just hours after the horror Ahmedabad plane crash.
Flight AI379 was travelling from Phuket, Thailand, to India‘s capital New Delhi – before it suddenly landed again after an explosion warning, according to authorities.
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