On the noon of August 10th, a CZ8314 flight was waiting for its passengers on the apron of Phnom Penh International Airport in Cambodia. Unlike before, this flight has an important mission - to ensure the transportation of China Southern Airlines' first overseas baby stretcher. On August 6th, China Southern Airlines received a special passenger application stating that a 24 day old baby with congenital neck lymphoma had difficulty breathing due to tracheal compression and urgently needed to return to China for surgical treatment. In order to ensure the smooth transportation of the sick child, the Phnom Penh branch of China Southern Airlines immediately coordinated with the transfer medical institution and headquarters to timely understand the patient's situation, inform the family and doctors of the flight conditions and requirements, formulate a detailed transfer plan, and make every effort to seize the golden time for the treatment of the sick child. After receiving the task, the flight attendant Liu Jing immediately organized the team members to combine the transportation needs of the sick children and carry out detailed division of labor according to the service plan to ensure safe and smooth transportation. On August 10th, staff from China Southern Airlines escorted the sick child smoothly onto the plane and placed them in a specially designated area arranged in advance. The cabin crew and medical staff confirmed the safety of the baby's insulated box and monitoring equipment power supply one by one, and had detailed communication on how to use the cabin power supply and other details to ensure flight safety and equipment reliability. During the cruise, the crew of China Southern Airlines adjusted the pace of cabin services and arranged for a dedicated person to be on duty in the rear cabin area where the sick child is located, protecting the privacy of the sick child and their family. At 15:29 that afternoon, the plane landed smoothly at Guangzhou Baiyun Airport. In order to buy time for the sick child to disembark, the cabin crew took the initiative to assist medical staff in carrying the stretcher off the plane, successfully completing the transportation support task. The mother of the young passenger is Cambodian. When they parted ways, she said with tears in her eyes and in not very fluent Chinese, "Thank you very much. After the flight ended, flight attendant Liu Jing wrote in her flight diary: "Today's flight is different. It carries not only a passenger on a stretcher, but also a heavy responsibility and love. When I saw the baby sleeping soundly in the insulated box with my own eyes, I had a deeper understanding of the four words' respect for life 'and the value of flight attendant work. The glory of this profession cannot be greater than this. I wish this little passenger a speedy recovery." Zhou Yingping, General Manager of China Southern Airlines Phnom Penh Business Department, said, "The Chinese Embassy in Cambodia has opened a green channel for patients, and China Southern Airlines has closely cooperated with the airport, medical units and other forces. From receiving help from the families of the injured to... The transportation back to China was smooth, and the entire process only took 4 days, which saved the golden time for the child's treatment (New Society)