Show Notes
There's always been something a little unnerving about flying in an airplane over the water at night, hundreds of miles from the nearest land. What happens when the nightmare scenario happens, and that's not the worst of it? Let's find out together...
Check out the original Story here: https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/comments/11ccy68/i_thought_i_was_lucky_to_survive_the_crash_i_was/
Author: Michael Kelso (Horror_writer_1717)
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