Landing in the UK by private jet is normally the preserve of the rich and famous. But then six-week old Dax is used to making unusual entrances, having arrived prematurely while his parents were on a short break in New York. Mum Katie Amos and dad Lee Johnston were overjoyed at his birth just after Christmas - but faced a £85,000 hospital bill while they waited until early March for their son to be well enough to travel. Special delivery: Katie Amos, 30, at home with baby Dax who was born 11-weeks early, whilst his parents where on holiday in New York
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Katie Amos and fiancé Lee Johnston went to New York for four-day break
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Miss Amos went into labour 11 weeks early while sightseeing in the city
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Couple welcomed son Dax, weighing just 3lbs, after two days in Big Apple
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But doctors said the baby couldn't fly until March and the couple feared that they would be stranded in New York with £85,000 of medical bills
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But Dax has now flown home with a US passport in his own medical jet thanks to the couple's insurance company and private donations
'When we arrived at the hospital one of the nurses asked @placeholder to sort out our medical insurance,' added Miss Amos, a fitness instructor.