Woman gives birth mid-flight 18,000 feet in the air, names the baby 'Sky'

In a shocking incident from Alaska, a pregnant woman who was being taken to  hospital in a plane gave birth mid-flight about 18,000 feet in air. According to reports, due to highly unique birth, young mor has decided to name her son Sky.

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Unique name for baby with unique birth

As per reports, Sky Airon Hicks was born on August 5 after his mor Chrystal Hicks gave birth to him mid-flight at around 1 pm (local time). Chrystal was being taken from Glennallen to Anchor when her labour intensified.

“I was just having contractions and it wouldn’t stop, and it kept getting stronger and y thought we were going to make it,” Hicks said. “But we obviously didn’t make it very far.”

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According to reports, Chrystal gave birth to Sky less than an hour into flight and she has described experience as shocking. She said she felt extremely weird at first because everyone was talking about ' baby on plane'. Both mor and newborn baby were immediately transferred to hospital after landing and baby Sky was put on a breathing machine because he was born almost a month premature.

Chrystal mentioned that filling out baby Sky’s birth certificate was rar tricky because he was born 18,000 feet (5,500 meters) in air. Thus, in order to avoid writing ‘in air’ or ‘in an aeroplane’ she just decided to write Anchor. In dition to Sky, Chrystal Hicks has three or children d 3,9 and 11.

(WIth AP Input)

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