HMS Eagle might survive one kamikaze strike

Could older British carriers such as HMS Eagle survive a kamikaze attack?

Eagle might survive one because she was exceptionally tough, although she could be damaged beyond further useful service.

Sinking and mission loss are separate outcomes for an elderly carrier under kamikaze attack. Eagle's origins as a converted battleship and her record of absorbing Mediterranean damage suggest a robust hull. A single aircraft therefore would not automatically sink her. Fire, flight-deck damage, or internal destruction could still end her operational usefulness, making survival a different question from remaining an effective carrier.