Free Flight For Life

[SQtraveller]

Depends on airline and depends on airline's generosity.

And it's actually quite a flight risk to purposely 'plan' for this...

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[bumblebee]

That for one. Second, I can't imagine what the conversation would be between the mother-to-be and her partner to get to that point.

Don't think any couple will "plan" that. Most airline restrict flight from 32th or 35th week of pregnancy. It would be "pre-mature" birth.

[Lobster]

http://www.snopes.com/pregnant/airbaby.asp

[globetrekker84]

Im pretty sure SouthWest had a child born onboard a flight in 2009. They said free flights for life for the child.

It was Air Asia.

There was also a baby born in a Kia and the parents named her Kia. They got a free Carens from Kia.

BTW, great avatar.

[FN-GM]

Im pretty sure SouthWest had a child born onboard a flight in 2009. They said free flights for life for the child.

[globetrekker84]

Depends on airline and depends on airline's generosity.

And it's actually quite a flight risk to purposely 'plan' for this...

That for one. Second, I can't imagine what the conversation would be between the mother-to-be and her partner to get to that point.

[Kyo]

Depends on airline and depends on airline's generosity.

And it's actually quite a flight risk to purposely 'plan' for this...

[bumblebee]

Heard rumours that if the baby is born during the flight, he or she will have the privilege to fly for free their entire life. How true is this?