A girl gave birth on an 11-hour flight from Ghana to the U.S. over the weekend.
The girl, completely identified as “GG” on social media, became once onboard United Airlines flight 997 from Accra, Ghana, headed to Washington, D.C.’s Dulles Global Airport, which departed on Saturday.
Two hours before the plane landed early Sunday morning, the lady delivered moderately one boy at about 34,000 toes above sea level, in accordance with one passenger who posted relating to the birth on Facebook.
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Nancy Adobea Anane posted a video of the new mom and her dinky one on Facebook on Sunday morning.
“On board @united Flight UA 977 this day, a stunning dinky one boy became once born,” Anane wrote in her put up. “The dinky one who became once due slack February determined to arrive 34,000 toes above peep level.”
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“Dr. Ansah-Addo a Ghanaian practicing in the usa made himself accessible when the pilot known as for assistance of medical personnel on board,” Anane added in her put up. “With the aid of the full United crew ,a bouncy dinky one boy became once delivered 2hours to landing.”
When the plane landed, paramedics met the plane to support the new mom and her dinky one, in accordance with Anane’s put up.
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Other than the doctor, a member of the flight attendant crew who became once a broken-down nurse assisted the birth.
In a assertion equipped to Fox News Digital, a spokesperson for United Airlines congratulated the crew for their actions in serving to the lady give birth.
(Courtesy United Airlines)
In a assertion equipped to Fox News Digital, a spokesperson for United Airlines congratulated the crew for their actions.
“Our crew became once improbable – they acted quickly, assisted the medical experts onboard and ensured all americans stayed protected all around the flight,” the spokesperson stated. “And we were in particular thrilled to seem the plane land with one additional, in particular fine, customer onboard.”
