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Travelling while pregnant
Can I fly while I'm pregnant?
Yes – however, this depends on how long you’ve been pregnant by the time of your return flight.
If you are more than 28 weeks on return, most airlines will insist on a doctor's certificate.
If you are more than 32 weeks on return, some airlines may refuse to carry you.
If you are flying with our in-house airline, and are less than 34 weeks on return, we will gladly take you anywhere. However, obtaining a doctor's certificate is always advisable.
If you have any questions, please contact our Customer Support team on 0871 664 0144 or email us using the form on the contact us page.
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