Air hostesses who helped deliver a baby on-board a Boeing 777 flight pose for photo with the new born

Air hostesses who helped deliver a baby on-board a Boeing 77 flight have posed with the newborn tot in their arms. The passenger plane was travelling to New York from Saudi Arabia and made an emergency landing at the West London airport when the woman started going into labour.
An emergency was declared while it was flying over Northern Ireland.
The Boeing 777 Saudi Airlines plane was en route from Jeddah, in the Middle Eastern kingdom, to New York’s JFK airport.
Flight tracking radar shows that an emergency was declared while the plane was flying over Northern Ireland.
It had travelled over northern England before flying over Northern Ireland. However, it turned around over Ireland and started travelling towards Wales.

UPDATE Saudia #SV21 landed runway 27L at LHR due to medical emergency (pic: @bibblebrown1) https://t.co/SdJx5054Sx pic.twitter.com/6UIvLwVtSi

— AIRLIVE (@airlivenet) June 15, 2016

Eventually the plane landed in Heathrow , with mum and baby said to be doing well.
A photo posted by Gulf news shows four air hostesses holding up the baby infront of the camera.
One of the hostesses holds a toddler in her arms, who seems particularly intrigued by the baby's sudden appearance.
As the unnamed woman went inti labour, the aircraft coasted in over Rhyl at 30,000 feet and continued its flight over Buckley and Wrexham, the Daily Post reported.

Pictures show the plane landed at Heathrow at about 11.10am. The plane was dumping fuel ahead of its landing at the west London airport.