Contractions have started. They're getting more intense. There's no time, the baby is coming. You better hope there's a doctor around. Because you're more than 9,100 m (30,000 ft) up in the air. When should a pregnant person stop flying? How might landing the plane put you and the baby in danger?And what happens with the baby's citizenship?

00:00 How to Survive Giving Birth on an Airplane
01:06 1. Don't push it
01:49 2. Speak up
02:18 3. Don't make it land
03:06 4. Make do with what you have
03:55 5. Citizenship


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