hi i have this from the uk’s nhs its all pretty standard stuff for flying but you have that extra problem i think like they say get this all in place before you even think about booking. before you travel. if you're planning on travelling by plane you should discuss this with your midwife or gp. before you book your tickets check with your airline and insurance company that they will allow you to travel while pregnant. after week 28 of the pregnancy most airlines require a letter from your midwife or gp confirming: that you're in good health that you have a normal pregnancy the expected date of delivery be aware that your gp may charge you for the letter. your gp surgery can give you more information about what their charges are. some airlines may require medical clearance if: your delivery date is less than four weeks after your departure date or any complications are expected in your delivery. this may involve your gp or midwife filling in a form or an assessment by the airline staff. check with your airline as the restrictions can vary. do hope this helps you. good luck
can i do 7 hour flight when 30 weeks pregnant with placenta circumsvalata? . hi i am 27 years old and pregnant at 24 weeks. last week i was told that i have placenta circumsvalata based on my 22 week fetal survey. i am also planning a move from east coast to west coast. does this condition cause any concern if i fly for 7 hours when i am 30 weeks pregnant? as i read most complications from this condition start happening after then. so far i am at 24 weeks never had spotting or any other complications baby growth and kick are all normal. thanks!