Afghani Pathan boy found alive in Delhi plane’s landing gear – Miracle or Madness?

An Afghani Pathan boy found alive shocked everyone on Sunday morning at Delhi airport. The 13-year-old Afghan child had hidden inside the landing gear compartment of Kam Air flight RQ-4401 from Kabul to Delhi. He belongs to Kunduz and secretly entered Kabul airport before the flight took off.

The Afghani Pathan boy found in such a dangerous situation survived almost two hours of extreme cold, lack of oxygen, and deadly risk. After the aircraft landed at Indira Gandhi International Airport, the crew noticed him and immediately handed him over to security officials.

During questioning, the boy explained that he boarded the plane out of curiosity. He had no other motive except his desire to experience flying. Officials in India called the incident rare and alarming for airport security. Aviation experts noted that surviving in the landing gear is almost impossible because of freezing temperatures and low oxygen levels at high altitude.

This case highlights both the innocence and courage of a young boy who risked his life without knowing the deadly consequences. Authorities are investigating how he managed to breach strict security at Kabul airport and remain unnoticed until landing. The survival of this child is seen as a miracle, but it also raises serious questions about aviation safety and security gaps.

Do you see this as bravery, foolishness, or pure luck? Comment below!