If you gave birth on a plane. What country would the baby be from? What would it say on the birth certificate?

Answer 1

It would all depend what country you were flying over and who owned that airspace but you wouldn't because you can't fly after you are six months pregnant

Answer 2

The country of birth generally doesn't affect the baby's nationality. My husband was born in Africa, but he is British because his parents are British.
While giving birth on a plane is unlikely. many airlines let you fly up to the end of your 34th week (eg. British Airways) so it is quite possible that a baby could be born on a plane.

Answer 3

that's a good question you cant fly when your 28 weeks unless you have a full doctors note to say your fit too fly but if you was able to fly i think the birth place would state that you was on plane and that you was between countries it would state your nationality and the country you was flying over

Answer 4

The same as the person who gave birth to him.

Answer 5

You need a Doctors note to fly after 28 weeks, and I cannot see a full term or near being allowed to fly.

Answer 6

It would depend on whos airspace the plane is in when the baby is born.

Answer 7

dual your nationality plus the country's airspace over which you gave birth

Answer 8

someone else might be able to shed more light on this but when I was applying for a british passport for my 3 month old, the fathers nationality was one factor involved in whether she was entitled to a british passport (plus other factors obviously) but nothing to do with the mothers nationality, I find this bizaare as when you register your baby, its your word [parents] that say's who the father actually is!

Answer 9

the country the plane belonged to.

Answer 10

Easijet hehe