Expectant Mothers

Our priority is always your safety and that of your unborn child

Our priority is always your safety and that of your unborn child.

Although air travel does not usually cause problems during pregnancy unless delivery is expected within 14 days or less, in some cases, traveling by air has been known to cause complications or premature labor.

To avoid unnecessary risks to you and your baby, we recommend that all expectant mothers consult a physician before booking their ticket and inquire about their fitness to fly the length of the trip they intend to take.

Single pregnancy uncomplicated

A clearance certificate from a doctor is needed after 28 weeks. Guests will not be accepted after 36 weeks.

Multiple pregnancy uncomplicated

A clearance certificate from a doctor is needed after 28 weeks. Guests will not be accepted after 32 weeks.

A valid medical certificate shall include the following:

State that you are in good health to fly.
The number of weeks of pregnancy and your Expected Delivery Date (EDD).
Confirmation of whether the pregnancy is single or multiple.
Be issued and signed by your physician or midwife within the gestation period considered acceptable for travel.
Be issued on clinic or hospital letter headed paper and stamped.
Must be issued within 48 hours of the flight departure.
Written clearly in English.

Note:

For anything that deviates from the above, please contact the airline for guidance.