You can it the baby of the skies as a woman on board an Arik
Air flight with over 100 passengers en route to London went into
labour and gave birth while the aircraft was airborne. The flight
was forced to make an emergency landing in Palmas, Spain.
The mother was said to have experienced excessive
hemorrhaging and the pilot was advised by doctors on board
who helped deliver the baby, to make an emergency landing so
the woman can seek medical attention.
At the time of this report, both mother and child were said to
have been stable but were left behind in Palmas for monitoring
by medical personnel, while the flight continued on its journey to
London.
According to the International Civil Aviation Organization, full
term pregnant women are not allowed to travel by air, and
investigations are going on to determine if the said woman
presented false documents to board the flight. Regulations state
that women must provide documents stating that they are less
than 32 weeks pregnant before checking in
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Tuesday, 17 September 2013
Woman Gives Birth On London Bound Arik Air Flight
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