The greatest blessing a couple can have is to have a planned baby. The happiness that parents and other family members have is immense because the number of members will increase, and therefore, mothers - especially if they are first-time mothers - have this great illusion and follow the recommended care during their check-ups, as it is a long process.
However, this should not be an impediment for future mothers to do activities that they enjoy such as shopping, walking, traveling (nationally and internationally), among others, but with greater caution. However, what would happen if you are ever close to giving birth in the least expected place?
There have been cases of women giving birth in cars or buses, but rarely has a mother given birth on a plane during a flight. In the event that it does happen, what nationality would the newborn have? If you still have that doubt, Líbero will satisfy your curiosity in the following article.
What nationality would the baby have if born on a plane during a flight?
This situation is unlikely to happen because expectant mothers would exercise extreme caution if they are pregnant, especially if they are nearing 9 months of pregnancy; but nothing is predictable and anything is possible.
In the face of this possible situation, it will depend solely on the countries involved in the incident. Some nations adhere to the law of blood or jus sanguinis (the nationality of the baby is based on that of the parents); while others adhere to the law of soil or jus soli (granting citizenship to a baby born in a certain airspace).
For example, in countries like Germany, Spain, and France, the nationality of the newborn baby is not discussed and it will depend on the residency of the parents. However, in Canada and the United States, they adhere to the law of jus soli.
It is advisable to take the utmost care during pregnancy. Photo: GLR
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