Buraq Air is based in Libya. Photo / Facebook
This little baby boy was born to travel.
A newborn has been awarded a lifetime of free flights on Buraq Air after his mother gave birth during a trip from Tripoli in Libya to Niamey, the capital of Niger.
Buraq Air employee Amir Abu Sin told CNN the cabin crew helped deliver the tiny tot.
As a thank you, the mother reportedly named her son Abdul Baset, after the plane's captain.
The incredible story comes after a baby girl named Haven was born on a flight halfway from Dubai to Manila last month.
Philippine carrier Cebu Pacific awarded Haven — the first baby to be born on one of its planes — one million GetGo points, The Guardian reported.
In June, a Saudi Arabian Airlines passenger jet had to make an emergency landing at Heathrow Airport after a woman gave birth mid-flight.
The perfect destination for both a one-stop holiday, or a much-needed stopover.