Tell me an alive plane crash real story.

Yes. The Gimli Glider incident. In 1983, Air Canada Flight 143 ran out of fuel mid - flight due to a miscalculation in fuel quantity. The pilots had to glide the plane to an emergency landing at an old airbase in Gimli, Manitoba. They managed to land the plane without any power, and amazingly, all passengers and crew survived. It was a very close call but their skill and quick thinking saved everyone on board.

The Andes plane crash was a nightmare for those on board. The plane crashed into the Andes mountains. The survivors had to battle the elements. They were cold, hungry, and desperate. Some of them ate human flesh to survive the long wait for rescue.

The Big Bopper died in a plane crash on February 3, 1959. The plane also carried Buddy Holly and Ritchie Valens. It was a tragic event in the history of rock and roll. Bad weather conditions likely contributed to the crash. The loss of these young and talented musicians was a huge blow to the music industry at that time.

Sorry, I have no information regarding the JL50 plane crash. It might be a very specific incident that requires more research from reliable aviation news sources or official reports.

I'm not sure specifically about a 'JL50 plane crash'. There could be many plane crashes around the world, and without more context, it's difficult to provide details. Maybe it's a relatively unknown or local incident.

Once, there was a small plane flying over a vast ocean. Suddenly, the engine sputtered and then died. The pilot tried desperately to restart it but to no avail. As the plane started to plummet, the passengers were filled with panic. Some prayed, some screamed. Fortunately, they were near a small island. The pilot managed to glide the plane towards it and they crash - landed on the beach. Miraculously, most of them survived with just minor injuries.

One real story of being buried alive is that of Angelo Hays. In 1937, Angelo was declared dead after a car accident. He was buried, but his family later suspected something was wrong when they thought they heard noises from his grave. They dug him up and found that he was still alive. It was a case of misdiagnosis. He had been in a coma but was wrongly thought to be dead.

Arctic was a movie about surviving in the Arctic after a plane crash. In the story, the male protagonist was trapped in the cold environment of the Arctic due to a plane crash. He had to face the cold, hunger, and loneliness to survive. He used the wreckage of the plane to make fishing traps to solve the food problem and sent out a distress signal through the radio. While waiting for help, he met an injured girl and they worked together to get to the temporary camp. However, when they saw a helicopter, their hopes were dashed because the helicopter had also crashed. Despite all the difficulties and despair, the male protagonist still adhered to the belief of survival and showed a tenacious will to survive. The film showed the challenges of survival in extreme environments through realistic and intense plots, while also exploring the tenacity of human nature and the power of hope.

Another possibility is that it's a story about a community or a group of people. Their real, day - to - day lives, how they interact with each other, their joys and sorrows. It could be a story of a small town where everyone knows each other and they have their own unique traditions and ways of life. These kinds of stories can give us insights into different cultures and ways of living.

Another aspect could be the search and rescue efforts. If it was a military flight, there would likely be a large - scale search operation. But in the 1940s, with limited technology, finding the crash site could be extremely difficult. The book might describe how the rescuers overcame these challenges. And in the case of a civilian flight, it could be a story of how the families of the passengers tried to push for a search. Overall, it would be a story full of drama, survival, and human struggle in a remote and unforgiving place like New Guinea.