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Are there any travel restrictions for pregnant women? Can they refuse to fly for a period of 7-8 months?
Are there any travel restrictions for pregnant women? Can they refuse to fly for a period of 7-8 months?
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If UIA and other Ukrainian airlines then a certificate from a doctor from 28 weeks, they will refuse if 35 weeks,
Turkish Airline does the same
Turkish Airline does the same
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answered 6 years ago
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Some airlines use the practice of “free lifetime flights” for a child born on their board.
As far as I know, up to 34 weeks.
Some airlines use the practice of “free lifetime flights” for a child born on their board.
As far as I know, up to 34 weeks.
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answered 6 years ago
That, probably, is a joy to give birth at the 35th week extremely in the sky ... Sometimes I see news about a successful birth on board an airplane, but who will tell you about all the unsuccessful episodes? It is much more important that the gynecologist also allowed to fly, and not just the airline.
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answered 6 years ago
somehow they flew from vacation, Turkey, all clusive ... me, my husband and three children (the youngest was on a wheelchair because she was barely a year old) and apparently I got so fed up on Turkish bread that when I boarded the plane, the Turkish woman began to poke me in the stomach with a question am I pregnant)))) I tell her that no, but she slowed us down and went to find out something. They let us on the plane, it’s hard to say what options were generally possible in this case .... maybe a gynecologist’s examination at the airport))))) the situation was very strange, maybe I actually weighed then within 58 kg and say that I had a pregnant belly ... so no ... In Greece, we talked on vacation with a family from Russia where my mother is at the 8th month .... I asked her if there were any problems - she said no, on the charter no one was interested in her position at all, although when buying a tour, this moment was indicated and a certificate from a doctor was taken just in case. So there may be variations. It is necessary to clarify in each case with the air carrier their rules.
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answered 6 years ago
Up to 30 weeks, the flight is without problems, and after the airlines do not allow the flight due to the possibility of childbirth on board the aircraft.
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answered 6 years ago
allowed if the expectant mother flies for childbirth and there is a confirmation from the medical institution
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answered 6 years ago
A case at a Turkish airport: a woman at the 27th week of pregnancy was detained on the subject of not taking out a Turkish child, although her husband was with her. Therefore, all the papers must be done before the trip.
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answered 6 years ago
For all Ukrainian airlines in accordance with the Rules of air transportation of passengers and luggage
"not accepted for air transportation: Pregnant women with a gestational age of more than 35 weeks (for singleton pregnancies)
MEDIF medical examination and medical opinion are not required for pregnant women up to and including 35 weeks of pregnancy (up to 32 weeks in the case of multiple pregnancies) if they are in good health.
If there is any doubt about the duration of the pregnancy or the expected birth and / or if the pregnancy is complicated, such a pregnant woman should undergo a medical examination and provide UIA with a medical opinion from MEDIF. "
"not accepted for air transportation: Pregnant women with a gestational age of more than 35 weeks (for singleton pregnancies)
MEDIF medical examination and medical opinion are not required for pregnant women up to and including 35 weeks of pregnancy (up to 32 weeks in the case of multiple pregnancies) if they are in good health.
If there is any doubt about the duration of the pregnancy or the expected birth and / or if the pregnancy is complicated, such a pregnant woman should undergo a medical examination and provide UIA with a medical opinion from MEDIF. "
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answered 6 years ago
"Women over 28 weeks of gestation must have a valid medical certificate containing the following information: gestational age; singleton or twin pregnancies; confirmation that the pregnancy is uncomplicated; that the pregnancy is not is an obstacle to travel by plane.
The medical certificate must be dated no later than 7 days before the date of commencement of carriage from the airport of departure indicated on the ticket. "
The medical certificate must be dated no later than 7 days before the date of commencement of carriage from the airport of departure indicated on the ticket. "
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answered 6 years ago
Somehow, a huge queue formed at passport control (several aircraft landed at the same time). A woman stands in front, holding twins of a year and a half in her arms, maybe less. Here, I think, what kind of vacation she had with two such crumbs. And then she turns around, and her third is planned and for eight months already. That was a culture shock! "There are women in Russian villages" (c). Yes, and on vacation pregnant women met.
If there are no restrictions from the doctor, then the best thing to do is to ask this question on the website of the airline you are flying with.
If there are no restrictions from the doctor, then the best thing to do is to ask this question on the website of the airline you are flying with.
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answered 6 years ago
To be honest, if the flight is necessary (well, you never know, well, not a vacation), this is understandable, but if you just relax ... even with a normal pregnancy, take risks (and a flight is always a risk and it increases with an increase in the term) well, I don’t I see. A well-known blogger broadcast her interesting situation and flew to the Maldives to rest at 32 weeks .... and upon arrival she stopped feeling movements ... the child died, the official conclusion was a uterine infarction and, as a result, the death of the fetus ... and the pregnancy developed absolutely normally and no one and I couldn't imagine...
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answered 6 years ago
my_contact horror!!
I also think it's only necessary.
Ah what rest on 7-8 month? lie at home, relax, there are pools in any city .... I don’t want to swim
Too much sun is bad too.
wait 3-4 months and you can fly with manyunka. Manyunka only sleeps and eats, there are much fewer problems than during pregnancy, with one-year-olds and older. (The decision is purely for the parents)
I also think it's only necessary.
Ah what rest on 7-8 month? lie at home, relax, there are pools in any city .... I don’t want to swim
Too much sun is bad too.
wait 3-4 months and you can fly with manyunka. Manyunka only sleeps and eats, there are much fewer problems than during pregnancy, with one-year-olds and older. (The decision is purely for the parents)
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answered 6 years ago
I’ll add a little moy_contakt - not quite a normal insta-blogger Yana Yatskovskaya, who during pregnancy had a breast augmentation operation and pricked “beauty” injections and was on diets, so why the child died from a flight or intoxication from injections is another question. The finale was that she posted her photo with her dead child on Instagram
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answered 6 years ago
So many women, girls who dream and want children, but cannot get pregnant....and here is...
injections (at 27!! years old), boobs (sorry), flights .... and it was actually disgusting to read her sussi pussy about a baby ....
where the world is going...
All health and prudence!
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answered 6 years ago