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    Medical Emergency Yesterday: Media Potshots Tomorrow


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    What: Aeroflot A332 en route from Havana to Moscow
    Where: 320nm southeast of New York
    When: Oct 8th 2009
    Who: full plane
    Why: While en route and still south east of New York, a German passenger became ill. The crew asked to divert to New York but instead landed in Toronto Canada.

    They were not cleared to land in NY.

    George’s Point of View

    The report says that a crew “talking very good English” reported the medical crisis. Simply based on the way that is phrased, one might assume that perhaps that English wasn’t quite as well-spoken as the claim asserts. Or perhaps there may have been weather issues. Or traffic issues. (When does New York NOT have traffic issues?) Or perhaps we are simply living in a post 9/11 America.

    At least, we are told that the German passenger who had suffered vomiting appears to be recovering nicely.

    I am sure in the days to come, this non-event (after all, nothing seriously untoward happened) is something that will be investigated and published. It is too ripe an opportunity for U.S. detractors to miss aiming some kind of anti-American propaganda toward.

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    Baby Arrives Via Air India


    What: Air India Boeing 777-300 en route from Delhi India to Toronto,ON Canada
    Where: Kazakhstan
    When: Oct 22nd 2011
    Who: 1 baby
    Why: While en route, 35-year-old Kulraj Kaur (Kuljeet), a pregnant passenger in her 32nd week was traveling with her husband when she went into labor. A pediatrician and an oncologist were on board to deliver the baby. The eight hour delivery occurred at 31,000 feet and was considered “normal”. The flight continued, and the baby was born while the flight was still in the air.

    According to aviation law, an infant born on a flight is granted citizen ship to the country where the plane is registered, regardless of the parents’ citizenship or location of the event.

    The pilot Captain Kapil Kohli told Canadian ATC that “We departed with 268 passengers, but will be landing with 269.”

    Most airlines allow women to fly up to 35th weeks, after which they require a note from their obstetrician.

    In George’s Point of View


    A whole new meaning to Express Delivery!

    Congratulations to the family.

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    Plane Crash in Philippines Leaves 10 Dead

    A small plane crashed into a house in Plaridel, Bulacan, Philippines, on March 17th.

    The incident happened shortly after the plane, carrying five people, departed from Plaridel Airport.

    Ten people were killed in the crash, including all five occupants of the plane and five people on the ground.

    The incident is being investigated.

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    Loganair Flight Makes Emergency Landing in Scotland

    Loganair flight BE-6939 made an emergency landing at Sumburgh Airport in Shetland, Scotland, on March 9th.

    The plane was flying from Kirkwall, Scotland, when the first officer became unwell, prompting the crew to declare an emergency.

    The plane continued for a safe landing. The first officer was rushed to hospital.

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    American Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing in Los Angeles

    American Airlines flight 564 made an emergency landing at Los Angeles International Airport, California, on February 11th.

    Authorities said the plane, heading from San Jose, California, to Phoenix, Arizona, was diverted due to a mechanical issue.

    The plane, carrying 125 passengers and 5 crew members, landed uneventfully.

    Eight people, including seven passengers and one crew member, reported respiratory irritation and were evaluated by paramedics. Authorities said one of them was later taken to hospital.

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