In 1972, Vesna Vulović survived a 10,000-foot (3,048 m) fall while still strapped to her airplane seat, landing in a snow-covered forest, and set a verified Guinness World Record. The 22-year-old Yugoslav flight attendant was the only survivor when JAT Flight 367 exploded mid-air due to a bomb. She sustained multiple severe injuries, including broken legs, a fractured skull, and several broken ribs, yet astonishingly recovered and returned to work. Her survival remains one of the most remarkable

Six miles down, Vesna Vulović made history. In 1972, after her plane was bombed, she fell 33,330 feet without a parachute and survived, setting the world record for the highest fall ever survived. An incredible story of resilience and survival. ✈️💪 | Culture Collective