Baby Girl Born On London-bound EgyptAir Flight Gets A Free Lifetime Ticket

Baby girl born on Cairo-London EgyptAir flight gets a free lifetime ticket.

It is extremely rare for babies to be born on flights.

According to reports, fewer than 60 people had been born on a plane.

The last time a baby was delivered on a plane was in December 2019.

EgyptAir has granted a baby girl a free airline tickets for life after her Yemeni mother gave birth to her aboard a flight from Cairo to London.

This was announced by Roshdie Zakaria, who doubles as a pilot as well as the Chairman of EgyptAir Holding Company.

According to reports, the plane’s captain was forced to divert the London-bound EgyptAir flight via Munich airport because of the emergency.

However, the baby was safely delivered on the way to the German airport with the help of a doctor who was on the flight.

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Baby girl born on Cairo-London EgyptAir flight gets a free lifetime ticket.

EgyptAir took to Twitter to write :

“The pilot, Rushdi Zakaria, Chairman of the Holding Company for Egypt, congratulated the passenger Hiyam Nasr Naji Daaban, a Yemeni national, for her safety and granting her newborn a free lifetime travel ticket, which she gave birth on board the plane during the EgyptAir flight yesterday from Cairo to London.”

With international passengers topping 3.5 billion in 2019, it is extremely rare for babies to be born on flights.

According to reports, fewer than 60 people had been born on a plane. This is partly due to the fact that expectant mothers cannot fly without prior medical approval beyond 28 weeks.

International flights, such as Etihad, have much stricter cut-offs. The airline will not carry woman who are over 36 weeks pregnant.

The last time a baby was delivered on a plane was in December 2019. The baby was delivered aboard American Airlines flight to Charlotte, North Carolina.

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