what restrictions are there for a pregnant lady when flying B.A. Up to what month are u allowed on plane?

Answer 1

This is what I have found in my computer in the agency :


** EXPECTANT MOTHERS ** J
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MEDA CLEARANCE IS NOT REQUIRED FOR EXPECTANT MOTHERS
PROVIDING THERE ARE NO COMPLICATIONS AND A MEDICAL
CERTIFICATE IS CARRIED BETWEEN 28 - 36 WEEKS FOR ONE BABY
AND 28 - 32 WEEKS FOR TWO OR MORE BABIES. THE
CERTIFICATE STATING THAT THERE ARE NO COMPLICATIONS
-IN GOOD HEALTH- AND THE EXPECTED DATE OF DELIVERY
MUST BE COMPLETED BY THE TREATING DOCTOR OR NURSE.
THE CERTIFICATE MUST ALSO STATE THAT THE PASSENGER
IS *FIT TO TRAVEL*.
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IT WOULD BE HELPFUL IF THE CERTIFICATE WAS DATED WITHIN
THE PREVIOUS FOUR WEEKS OF THE DATE OF TRAVEL. THIS MAY
NOT ALWAYS BE APPROPRIATE AND IS THEREFORE NOT A STRICT
RULE.

IF TRAVEL IS WITHIN 7 DAYS OF THE EXPECTED DELIVERY DATE
THEY MUST TRAVEL WITH A QUALIFIED NURSE.
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Answer 2

Check with your doctor but generally it's the last trimester that they say you should not fly.

Answer 3

This is strickly up to your doctor. Each pregnancy is different. That is a question that needs to be discussed between you and your physician.

Answer 4

You shouldn't fly in your last trimester.

Answer 5

Ask your doctor. He knows what is best for your baby.