A number of survivors of the EgyptAir crash described the crash as a quasi-earthquake, and most of the survivors' views agreed that the pilot asked them to tie their belts well and take a deep breath and keep them in their chests to relieve the air bumps we are experiencing. The seats to absorb any strong shock may occur to them, and said one of the witnesses happened to be at the crash site that he was walking on the plateau, but was surprised by the fall of the Egyptian plane next to him and crushed. One of the survivors said that "the plane had left Egypt normally, but when we entered the Tunisian airspace we found an unusual climatic situation that I had not seen since the year And we stayed for about half an hour between the fog and could not see the surface of the earth at all, "adding that" while the pilot was preparing to take off at the airport in Tunisia, the plane suddenly crashed into the mountain, and that maybe something wrong from the pilot and something from the plane."[1]