A passenger who gave birth to the child in Pakistan's Pakistan Airlines International Airport (PIA) aircraft
According to the Times of India report, on Tuesday, a passenger of Pakistan gave birth to Knyashishu in mid-air flight PK-716 from Madinah to Multan from Saudi Arabia.
It is said in the report that before the time of the flight, the chance of a passenger's child would be born. Then the crew members of the aircraft gave birth to the girl daughter-in-law.
In a statement on their Facebook page, the PIA authorities said, 'Every day there is a miracle in our lives. Today miracles have happened on the way from Medina to Multan. This baby was born in the airplane. The child's parents thanked the flight cabin crew. Because, in such a situation, only the cabin crew played a brave role in the birth of the child. '
report says that many people raised questions when many people congratulated the incident. They said, how did the woman, who was in the late stages of pregnancy, get the plane's approval?
In a tweet, the PIA authorities said that no woman in the last stages of the pregnancy should be allowed to travel on the plane. The reason is that there is a risk of threat to the life of mother and baby.
PIA spokesman Masud Tajwar said the doctors of civil aviation authorities told that the daughter-in-law was born in the airplane before the scheduled time. The woman was not in the last stages of the pregnancy.
In April of this year a child was born in a Turkish Airlines plane. In June, Jet Airways, a passenger of a Jet Airways flight, gave birth to a baby boy. On the way from Saudi Arabia to India, the baby was born in mid-sky. And as a gift, the stranger got a free 'air ticket'!
Most airlines generally allow the maximum 36 weeks of pregnancy to travel. However, after 28 weeks of pregnancy, a letter signed by the doctor has to be submitted to the airline authorities.