I hear it coming … Soon after the first sign of trouble, the plane began to sway and weave wildly and went into “a steep descent,” said Yumi Ochiai, 26, an assistant purser who is one of … Yoshizaki’s account of what happened aboard the jetliner basically matched those of two other survivors, off-duty stewardess Yumi Ochiai, 26, and 12-year-old Keiko … One survivor, 26-year-old Yumi Ochiai, later said, according to Popular Mechanics, “After the crash, I heard harsh panting and gasping noises from many … Published: Mar 14, 1986 at 12:00 am TOKYO — A flight attendant who survived the worst single-plane crash in history left the hospital Thursday and flew again--on the same route … By JANET SNYDER TOKYO -- A flight attendant who survived the worst single-plane crash in history left the hospital today and flew again - on the same route … One survivor, 26-year-old Yumi Ochiai, later said, according to Popular Mechanics, "After the crash, I heard harsh panting and gasping noises from many people. Yumi Ochiai, uno de los cuatro sobrevivientes al accidente relató los siguiente: “se escuchó un estruendo en algún lugar del fondo. Yumi Ochiai, a 26-year old off-duty flight attendant, Keiko Kawakami, a 12-year old girl, and Hiroki Yoshizaki and … One survivor, 26-year-old Yumi Ochiai, later said, according to Popular Mechanics, "After the crash, I heard harsh panting and gasping noises from many people.detroper laiciffo latipsoh a ,kcohs fo etats suoires a ni saw ,ikazihsoY okikiM dlo-raey-8 ,tsegnuoy ehT . Aside from Ochiai, there were 3 Đó là tiếp viên hàng không Yumi Ochiai (24 tuổi), hành khách Hiroko Yoshizaki (34 tuổi) cùng con gái Mikiko (8 tuổi) và Keiko Kawakami (12 tuổi). Ba người đầu tiên được tìm thấy trên mặt đất, còn Keiko được phát hiện trên cành cây. It’s remarkable that four people—Hiroko Yoshizaki, her daughter Mikiko, off-duty cabin attendant Yumi Ochiai, and 12-year-old Keiko Kawakami—survived, yet according to testimonies by doctors, even more lives could have been saved if the rescue team had arrived earlier. Spotted this AWACS plane outside the Museum of Flight in Washington a year ago. One of the four survivors of Japan Airlines Flight 123 in August 1985 was a deadheading flight attendant, Yumi Ochiai. Có 4 hành khách: Yumi Ochiai, Keiko Kawakami, Hiroko Yoshizaki và Mikiko Yoshizaki. I hear it coming from everywhere 'I still want to fly,' Yumi Ochiai, 27. 'And I still want to continue as a flight attendant. C-130 Hercules spotted the plane 20 minutes after impact, but Las cuatro mujeres supervivientes fueron localizadas juntas en la parte trasera del avión: Yumi Ochiai (落合 由美 Ochiai Yumi), una tripulante de cabina de JAL fuera de servicio, de 25 años de edad, que estaba atrapada entre los asientos; Hiroko Yoshizaki (吉崎 博子 Yoshizaki Hiroko), una mujer de 34 años, y su hija de 8 años, de Después de 12 minutos en vuelo inició la pesadilla. There was a boy crying ‘mother.egakcerw eht tsdima pu gnikaw retfa yltrohs sdnuos retpocileh dna sthgil thgirb dellacer ehs dias ,srovivrus ruof eht fo eno ,iaihcO imuY erom eeS … kcab eht morf wor driht eht ,C65 ni elsia eht no detaes saw ehS . Yumi Ochiai, a 26-year old off-duty flight attendant, Keiko Kawakami, a 12-year old girl, and Hiroki Yoshizaki and Mikiko Yoshizaki, a mother and daughter, miraculously survived the crash.syadiloh eht rof akasO ni ylimaf reh ot gninruter ,regnessap a sa gnilevart dna yad taht ytud ffo saw ehS .hsarc eht devivrus ylsuolucarim ,rethguad dna rehtom a ,ikazihsoY okikiM dna ikazihsoY ikoriH dna ,lrig dlo raey-21 a ,imakawaK okieK ,tnadnetta thgilf ytud-ffo dlo raey-62 a ,iaihcO imuY morf thgilf retummoc trohs a neeb evah dluohs tahw no esruoc ffo llew dereev dna ria eht ni derednuolf hcihw ,321 thgilF LAJ fo hsarc eht evivrus ot elpoep ruof ylno fo eno saw ,62 ,iaihcO imuY . Se abrió un agujero en el fuselaje y las máscaras de oxígeno empezaron a caer”.

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.’ I clearly heard a young woman saying ‘Come quickly!’” According to the off-duty flight attendant who survived, Yumi Ochiai, a boy and his mother survived, and many others survived with doctors stating for some, their injuries would not have been fatal had rescuers arrived much sooner. Otra superviviente, la azafata Yumi Ochiai, de 26 años, que viajaba libre de servicio en el vuelo 123 de la JAL, declaró que los pasajeros gritaban aterrorizados y que los niños llamaban entre r/aviation. The pilots attempted … One survivor, an off-duty assistant purser named Yumi Ochiai, said that at 6:25 she heard a ''loud bang'' above her seat toward the rear of the plane. She survived because she was wedged between several seats during the crash, protecting her from suffering serious injury. The account was supplied by the Ochiai, who suffered fractures of the pelvis and left arm in the crash, received rehabilitation therapy in a hospital in Atsugi, Kanagawa prefecture, or state, 20 miles southwest of Tokyo.tcapmi no deid dehsirep ohw elpoep 025 lla taht setats ti ,troper laiciffo eht ni ,revewoH .S. Newlywed flight attendant Yumi Ochiai, 26, was en route to Osaka to meet her husband.elpoep ynam morf sesion gnipsag dna gnitnap hsrah draeh I ,hsarc eht retfA" ,scinahceM ralupoP ot gnidrocca ,dias retal ,iaihcO imuY dlo-raey-62 ,rovivrus enO detcepxe naht reilrae krow dehsinif I esuaceb 321 thgilF eht esohc tub thgilf retal a ekat ot desoppus saw I' . One survivor, 26-year-old Yumi Ochiai, later said, according to Popular Mechanics, “After the crash, I heard harsh panting and gasping noises from many people. I hear it coming from everywhere, all around me. She helped administer oxygen to passengers after the plane suffered explosive decompression.' Ochiai boarded a commercial plane for the first time since JAL Flight 123 crashed in central Japan That’s when 26-year-old flight attendant Yumi Ochiai, who would survive the crash, recalled hearing a loud bang. One of the flight attendants could see daylight out of the back of the jet, and 4 people survived.erehwyreve morf gnimoc ti raeh I . It was the deadliest airline crash in Japanese history, with 155 people killed, making it the country’s worst passenger plane disaster. Unfortunately I don't know too much about planes, but I'd love to know more about this one! 373 upvotes · 26 comments. Al poco tiempo, la cabina se llenó de una niebla blanca.

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A U. All of them were seated in the left row in the rear of the aircraft, and, fortunately, this was the only part of the plane that remained intact. She could hear screaming and moaning from other survivors, … Namely, four female passengers miraculously survived the disaster and lived to tell the tale. I hear it coming … One of the four survivors, 26-year old off-duty JAL Purser Yumi Ochiai (落合 由美) recounted a bone-chilling story to the press from her hospital bed. TOKYO -- Following is an account of the last moments of Japan Air Lines Flight 123 by Yumi Ochiai, 26, an off-duty JAL assistant purser who survived the crash. They sat in row A to the left of the back of the plane. Yumi Ochiai, 26, was the lone survivor of the accident who was not on duty at the time. An aircraft en route from Tokyo to Osaka crashed into a mountain near the town of Ito after rapidly losing altitude. She was 26 years old, recently married and loved her job, she wanted to see the world.ikazihsoY okikiM dna ikazihsoY ikoriH ,maet rethguad-dna-rehtom owt dna ,emit eht ta ytud no ton saw ohw tnadnetta thgilf a ,)21( imakawaK okieK ,)62( iaihcO imuY gnidulcni ,hsarc eht devivrus elpoep ruof taht detroper sweN egatniV . Kyodo said the 8-year-old girl's mother, Hiroko, 35, called out her daughter's name as she One survivor, 26-year-old Yumi Ochiai, later said, according to Popular Mechanics, "After the crash, I heard harsh panting and gasping noises from many people.enalp eht fo raer eht fo tfel eht ot wor a ni tas meht fo ruof ehT .Yumi Ochiai was a flight attendant for Japan Airlines.fael a ekil llaf ,"arih-arih" ot nageb 747 eht woh dellacer enalp eht fo noitces raer eht ni gnittis neeb dah ohw ,srovivrus ruof eht fo eno ,iaihcO imuY ssedrawets ytud ffo ehT . All of them were seated in the left row in the rear of the aircraft, and, fortunately, this was the only part of the plane that remained According to Vintage News, the four survivors were Yumi Ochiai (26), then there was a flight attendant who was not on duty at the time of the accident, Keiko Kawakami (12) and a pair of mothers and daughters, Hiroki Yoshizaki and Mikiko Yoshizaki. r/aviation.tnelis llef reilrae gninaorg erew ohw elpoep eseht ,no erow thgin eht sa ,tub ,tnedicca eht devivrus dah ohw elpoep rehto morf snaorg gniraeh dellacer ehS . Theo Yumi Ochiai, sau khi máy bay rơi, cô đã nghe thấy tiếng rên rỉ vì đau đớn của rất nhiều người xung quanh, vẫn còn những người may mắn sống sót nhưng họ đã không thể vượt qua cái đêm lạnh giá đó. Time of Crash Is Unclear.