Pregnancy Travel Guidelines

Traveling While Pregnant

Your comfort and safety are our priority, especially during pregnancy. To help you plan your journey with confidence, please review the following guidelines before travelling.

General Guidelines

Travel eligibility depends on the stage of pregnancy and your overall health condition. Providing accurate information helps ensure a smooth and safe travel experience.

Up to 36 weeks: Travel is permitted on domestic and short-haul flights (up to 2 hours). Up to 34 weeks: Travel is permitted on international flights.

Before 28 Weeks

If you are in your first or second trimester (before 28 weeks) and your pregnancy is progressing normally, you can travel without a medical certificate.

You will only need to complete a Pregnancy Declaration Form and present it during check-in or boarding.

Download Pregnancy Declaration Form

After 28 Weeks

From the 28th week onwards, a medical certificate is required confirming that you are fit to fly.

Your doctor must complete the Pregnancy Certificate Form, which should be submitted to the airline’s Medical Services team prior to your journey.

Download Doctor’s Pregnancy Certificate Form

In Case of Medical Complications

If there are any complications or special medical conditions during pregnancy, a Medical Clearance (MEDIF) is mandatory.

This must be:

• Completed by your treating doctor within 7 days before departure
• Approved by the airline’s Medical Services team
• Used for travel within 72 hours after approval

Planning ahead ensures a safe and stress-free journey. If you require any assistance, our team is always here to support you.