The Child automatically carries the County of Origin of that particular airline

That is
If its Egypt Air, the child automatically has his/her birth origin from Egypt
If its Dana Air, the child automatically becomes a citizen of Nigeria

Same goes for other airline......

ogbeniolola:
May your wife not put to bed on a flight from US to Nigeria.

Nigeria is great country

It's the air plane company county

will d help of Google map, d child belong to d country which d plane was, at that particular time of delivery.

Country where the mother
Is travelling to

The country that has the airplane should give the child automatic citizenship.

very much like what somebody said earlier, it depends on the citizenship laws of the country they are going to and citizenship laws of the vessels (Air France), naturally, the baby would be registered upon arrival or in this instance, they french could also register the baby.... it is a fluid situation and it could go anyway.

Since sky is universal, the baby should be ask which country's citizenship will he want to claim.... If such baby claim Nigeria, na inh be say , village people still follow am enter womb and plane.

ogbeniolola:
May your wife not put to bed on a flight from US to Nigeria.

Lmao. As in ehnn

tundeshola:
that is not correct.. The country that owns the plane which d babe was born.. The baby becomes citizen of the country for example if a pregnant woman give birth in Qatar airline d baba automatically becomes Qatar citizens tnx

Qatari's citizen ke I'd better be a Nigerian

joeaz58:
It is not very common for babies to be born while flying at 36,000 feet, but when it does happen it is generally a newsworthy event for a plane to land with one more passenger than it had when it took off. This week, a mom gave birth to a healthy baby on an Air France flight from Paris to New York before they could reach the ground at JFK. Luckily, there was a doctor on board to manage the situation until they could get the mama and baby some on-the-ground medical attention, and in this case, everything seems to have worked out just fine.

A common question that comes up when this happens (in addition to does the baby get free flights?) is what citizenship is a baby given when they are born on an airplane?

The country where the airline belongs to

Where the plane was registered.

PINES:
Hehe sense will not kii u

Lol

Vannlex:

the country that the baby was born at that point in time, means the baby is a citizen of that country

No. It is the country where the airplane touched down first and the baby receives its first medical attention. That's the country of citizenship

priiince:
Citizenship laws differ depending on the country. For example, in the UK, citizenship is not automatically conferred to those born in Britain.

In the United States, even a child born in the country's waters or airspace is a U.S. citizen by birth in accordance with the principle of jus soli (right of the soil) -- that's the right of anyone born in the territory of a state to nationality or citizenship.

Some babies born in an airplane enroute wherever even get free flights for life.

Well said!