Plane lands at Trudeau airport with one more passenger than it left with
Feb 26, 2008, 6:18 am
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Plane lands at Trudeau airport with one more passenger than it left with
http://www.canada.com/montrealgazett...0-7c9822e46d55
It didn't take a Quebec newborn long to earn his wings.
Nicolas Turgeon was born on a medical flight from Rouyn-Noranda approaching landing Friday morning near Montreal, his mother, Josée Simard, said from her Ste. Justine Hospital room.
It comes to a point where nature does its work. I looked at the doctor and told him I wasn't able to hold it off much longer," she said. "The doctor was seeing the hair on its head, so he realized he didn't have a choice. It had to happen on the plane."
It didn't take a Quebec newborn long to earn his wings.
Nicolas Turgeon was born on a medical flight from Rouyn-Noranda approaching landing Friday morning near Montreal, his mother, Josée Simard, said from her Ste. Justine Hospital room.
It comes to a point where nature does its work. I looked at the doctor and told him I wasn't able to hold it off much longer," she said. "The doctor was seeing the hair on its head, so he realized he didn't have a choice. It had to happen on the plane."
Feb 26, 2008, 1:26 pm
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http://www.canada.com/montrealgazett...0-7c9822e46d55
It didn't take a Quebec newborn long to earn his wings.
Nicolas Turgeon was born on a medical flight from Rouyn-Noranda approaching landing Friday morning near Montreal, his mother, Josée Simard, said from her Ste. Justine Hospital room.
It comes to a point where nature does its work. I looked at the doctor and told him I wasn't able to hold it off much longer," she said. "The doctor was seeing the hair on its head, so he realized he didn't have a choice. It had to happen on the plane."
It didn't take a Quebec newborn long to earn his wings.
Nicolas Turgeon was born on a medical flight from Rouyn-Noranda approaching landing Friday morning near Montreal, his mother, Josée Simard, said from her Ste. Justine Hospital room.
It comes to a point where nature does its work. I looked at the doctor and told him I wasn't able to hold it off much longer," she said. "The doctor was seeing the hair on its head, so he realized he didn't have a choice. It had to happen on the plane."
Feb 26, 2008, 2:14 pm
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Feb 26, 2008, 2:41 pm
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Given that's there's someone on board who hadn't provided their travel info in advance, wouldn't it have been escorted by F-15's to some out of the way airport like Bangor