There is no regulatory minimum age in the US, but it is possible that some airlines could have their own minimum age rules. In general, it is presumed by the airlines that all passengers are healthy enough to travel, and those that are questionable, should have a Doctor's permission to travel. If you have questions about a specific airline, you should contact them directly.
That depends on the airline. Each airline has its own rules regarding "UMs" (unaccompanied minors) depending on the number of stops, length of flights, etc. Some airlines will allow children to travel unaccompanied as young as age 5, particularly if it's a non-stop flight. Check with the different airlines that fly the routes you're interested in for their rules and, of course, expect to pay a surcharge for this service.
However, if you're talking about newborn infants, I believe most airlines leave that up to the discretion of the parents and their doctor.
It's really up to the parents when they feel ready, but three months is probably best.
No, but most airlines require that a baby be at least 7 days old, unless you have a medical certificate
country of the parents
The citizenship of a baby born on a plane, or on a cruise ship, is the same as that of their parents.
The plane's captain will make a record of the planes location at the time of birth. However airlines will normally not carry mothers if they are near term.
I don't think plane travels will affect the baby, but a pregnant woman should not stress.
No it is not the plane can crash and kill the baby ...
You call a baby born on a plane a baby, a lucky baby if the airline gives the newborn free flights for life. That's a big if though.
parents cant design their baby!
yes, just watch where you do the baby wiping when on the plane and dispose of wipes as directed
Target group for baby products - 1. Parents Excepting Baby 2. Parents with New Born Baby 3. Parents already Having Baby 4. Parents having baby of bigger age 5. Parents planning a baby (As some measurable should also be taken in such conditions).
a baby needs milk from their parents. it needs care
My bird,My baby,my plane, there are lot of different things
Yes. Most airlines will take newborn babies on board a plane from 7 days, but do check with the individual airlines for their policies. Some airlines have different policies for premature babies or babies that had complicated births.