In an extraordinary event, a woman gave birth on a plane to Hawaii

Lavinia Tiana Mounga is a woman who once decided to go on vacation, not knowing that she would soon have an incredible and unimaginable experience: became a mother.

The funny thing about the story is that it all happened in an airliner en route to Hawaii. Everything was revealed via the social network TIC Tac by user Julia Hansen.

Although the delivery cannot be observed, if caught the moment everyone applauds Mounga after work and assured that the now happy grandfather told him whatand not even they, let alone the mother, knew about the pregnancy, but they would celebrate it in a big way.

For her part, a nurse from Kansas City revealed that the particular scene took place in the bathroom of the plane, and the baby was between 26 and 27 weeks old.

This achievement, in addition, was assisted by nurses from the NICU, a physician assistant and a family physicianLani Bamfield reported.

On most airlines, it is recommended not to travel with a pregnancy between week 32 and 36, even extending to week 37; in others it is even necessary to present a medical certificate to verify that you can fly, while in others they will only verify that you do not have a high risk or multiple pregnancy, of course the rules vary depending on the airline, it is therefore recommended to visit their rules.

Ethan Magalei is the name of the father of the baby born on the plane. According to his latest post on Facebook, the baby was born three hours after landing, and together with their mother, they were immediately taken to the nearest hospital in the area.

In addition, I detail that it was a birth aboard a Delta flight from Salt Lake City, Utah, United States, and Honolulu, Hawaii. He even confirmed the fact that they never found out about the pregnancy. He also claimed to be “nervous, scared, anxious, excited, shocked”.

“Thanking doesn’t do justice to how grateful I am that God put everyone on this flight to be there for Lavi, his family and our son. I have no words to express my gratitude, ”he wrote.

The baby will also be named after Raymond Kaimana Wade Kobe Lavaki Mounga, confirmed even by Lavinia’s own sisters on their social networks.

“Our lives have changed forever and things will be difficult, but with faith and work, everything will be beautiful (…) I would like to thank Lavinia Tiana Mounga. I can’t imagine the emotions you are feeling. Thank you for being there for me and being there physically with our son, ”he wrote in closing.

Lavinia’s direct family, meanwhile, started a collection through Go Found MeConsidering that your stay in Hawaii will take much longer than expected, and the procedures for bringing a baby on a plane are not easy.

For the above, his sisters they set a goal of $ 20,000, But to date, a total of 72 donors have raised $ 5,340.

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