The sole survivor of the doomed Air India flight is detailing his escape from the plane’s wreckage — after he was filmed miraculously walking away from the ruins with only some cuts and bruises.

Check out this jaw-dropping footage of passenger Viswash Kumar Ramesh — he is certainly roughed up, but is fully cognizant and moving from the torched wreck without even a slight limp, as eyewitnesses swarm him in disbelief.

The 38-year-old British citizen accepted medical help and later was impressively able to recall the moment he thought he was going to die, scene by scene, while speaking to a local reporter from his hospital bed.

Ramesh’s story of survival gets even more bewildering — he was seated in 11A … the same seat Thai singer Ruangsak Loychusak claims to have occupied during a disastrous 1998 flight that killed 101 passengers. Loychusak was one of just 31 survivors from the disaster-bound Thai Airways flight from Bangkok to Surat Thani.

In a press release obtained by TMZ, he said he got “goosebumps” when he realized Ramesh held the same seating assignment.

Even more chilling … a Boeing whistleblower told TMZ early last year he was concerned about the safety of the same aircraft that went down. The former Boeing quality manager was in the midst of a retaliation lawsuit against the company when he spoke to us. He was found dead by suicide just 2 months later.