Baby born in Dubai – Philippines plane gets a lifetime of free flights

August 17, 2016

Dubai, Aug 17: A baby unexpectedly born on a Cebu Pacific Air flight from Dubai to the Philippines has lady luck smiling at her ALREADY and she doesn't even know that yet.

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"The lady started having contractions mid-flight, about five hours while going from Dubai to the Philippines. She was set to give birth in October, so this came as a surprise, even to her mother," wrote Missy Berberabe Umandal, an eye-witness in herFacebook post who was aboard that same flight.

Her post has been shared more than 3,500 times in just two days. "I am sharing this story purely because I find it very inspiring, but I never intended it to go viral," she added.

"We only heard one semi-loud screech, and a few seconds later, there were tinier, cute screeches, and it was when we knew the baby was born," Umandal wrote.

The flight was diverted in India to ensure the baby's safety, making it 18 hours of travel instead of 9, Umandal says there were no complaints.

Makes one wonder, "I wish I was born in that flight too!"

Had the most 'NORMAL' flight ever with Cebu Pacific Air. A woman near our seat gave birth to a healthy baby girl, on our...

Posted by Missy Berberabe Umandal on Sunday, August 14, 2016

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Manual jack
 - 
Wednesday, 17 Aug 2016

Well wisher has become \MAMU\" congratulations"

Manual jack
 - 
Wednesday, 17 Aug 2016

It's not a new story . It's gross negligence by airline who always fails to check and it's common in that sector specially from use to manila . Dye to negligence of airline many missed the connecting flights and many got spoil mood of holidays. I would suggest all who missed the flight must sue Cebu Pacific.

well wisher
 - 
Wednesday, 17 Aug 2016

Congragulation sister.

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