Safe evacuation of 367 passengers from a burning Japan Airlines flight was attributed to calm and orderly conduct amidst chaos. Despite the fiery landing and smoke-filled cabin, crew and passengers remained composed, following instructions and evacuating through safe exits. The incident, caused by a collision with a Japan Coast Guard aircraft, raised questions about air traffic control communication. The fuselage's fire resistance and advanced aircraft design also contributed to the successful evacuation. The crew's clear instructions and passengers' compliance were crucial, as well as the rigorous training undergone by the crew. Despite 15 injuries during the evacuation, the calm conduct of both crew and passengers was praised. The collision has raised concerns about runway safety and the need to prevent such incidents in the future.