The awesome video of a woman giving birth in an airplane

February 18, 2019

A woman was on a flight from Puerto Rico to Florida when she started working. The crew and pbadengers of the plane helped.

An airplane of the American company JetBlue: "Born to be Blue", became a surprise delivery room when a pbadenger has given birth to a baby.

The airline said the woman was traveling on flight 1954 – she left San Juan (Puerto Rico) for Fort Lauderdale (South Florida) -. EIn the middle of the flight, she gave birth and had to be looked after by the crew and the doctors who were on board.

In a statement JetBlue thanked the crew and doctors who were in the plane for his "quick response under pressure" which allowed us to receive "our youngest client to date". The baby, the baby and the mother are in perfect condition and the airline "wishes you the best".

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During childbirth, a pbadenger filmed the moment from the back of the plane and the crew is seen attending the woman in full flight, which lasted 2 hours and 50 minutes.

On his side, a worker of the company, published in his account Twitter photos showing the airline's staff carrying the baby, as well as the firefighters carry the mother on a stretcher, to which balloons have been placed.

What an incredible coincidence our new brand #BabyBlue born in #BornToBeBlue plane @JetBlue @HelloJetBlue Thanks to our amazing IF crew and Angie AO Leader for surprising and delighting this new mom!#Culturepic ? pic.twitter.com/807iDKNjcD

– Y. Ramos (@YQRamos) February 16, 2019

The plane landed around midnight. Once on the ground, the medical staff of the airline boarded the plane to check the pbadenger and the newborn.

As he pointed out in a message from his official account, he wants change the name of the vehicle to an undisclosed vehicle, with "mother's approval" after birth, the first that occurs on board in a copy of JetBlue.

Give a day off to the storks. As mom is doing well, we would like to rename "Born To Be Blue" in honor of our newest blue baby and our youngest client. More birth gifts to come! #AirBorn https://t.co/h7tQRY0lwn

– JetBlue Airways (@JetBlue) February 16, 2019

"More baby shower gifts are coming!"The airline said, in what is supposed to give some kind of free tickets for the mother or the baby.

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