💔💔Passenger sent heartbreaking final text message before plane skidded and crashed killing 179 people…Read more in the first comment💔💔👇

A passenger aboard the doomed Jeju Air flight texted a relative with a final message moments before

the plane slammed into a concrete barrier and burst into flames in South Korea, killing 179 people.

One of the passengers aboard the jet, which flew from Thailand to Muan International Airport Sunday morning, texted a relative that a bird was stuck in the plane’s wing, according to News1 agency.

“Should I say my last words?” the passenger texted their relative, according to the outlet.

Related Posts

Grandparents Invest Their Savings in Grandson’s Dreams — But the Graduation Doesn’t Go as Expected

Ellis and Jeff devoted their lives to raising their grandson Hugh after he lost his parents, giving him every opportunity they could afford. When their savings ran…

I took time off to attend my brother’s wedding. At the venue, my parents stopped me. “Only family is allowed. You weren’t invited.” Heartbroken, I left. Three days later, the wedding planner called: “Ma’am, the bill is $26,000. How will you pay?” I smiled and said…

Margaret Hayes, a 62-year-old retired Navy officer living a quiet life in Raleigh, North Carolina, receives a shocking call from a wedding planner demanding $26,000 for her…

The Night Betrayal Changed My Life—and the Unexpected Path Forgiveness Opened Advertisement

There are moments in life that quietly divide everything into what came before and what comes after, though we rarely recognize them at the time. For me,…

“My Mom Stole My Savings for a Hawaii Trip—Then the Bank Froze Everything.”

Ava was shocked when her mother, Karen, emptied what she thought was her daughter’s savings and cleared out her house before sending a smug email announcing that…

In the morning, my husband texted me: “Don’t go to the airport. I’m taking my secretary-

At 6:14 a.m., as I zipped my suitcase for the airport, my phone lit up with a message from my husband: *“Don’t go to the airport. I’m…

“You Said I Couldn’t Buy My Way Into Being Your Mom — So I Proved You Wrong and Walked Away”

When I married David, I knew I wasn’t just gaining a husband—I was stepping into a life already shaped by his past. His son, Josh, was sixteen…