How many weeks pregnant can you not fly?

Pregnant women generally feel very bored and lonely during pregnancy. Vacationing is a panacea for boredom and loneliness. Some pregnant friends will take a plane to travel during pregnancy. However, there are still certain requirements for pregnant women to take flights. So, how many weeks of pregnancy should a pregnant woman not be able to fly? What are the common problems for pregnant women flying? Next, the editor will explain it in detail for everyone.

How many weeks of pregnancy can you not fly?

1. Pregnant women who are less than 8 months pregnant (32 weeks) will be transported as ordinary tourists unless they are diagnosed by a doctor as unfit for air travel.

2. Pregnant women who are more than 8 months (32 weeks) but less than 35 weeks pregnant should apply for medical approval for air travel. The medical treatment approval for flight should be reviewed and approved within 7 days before the flight.

3. To accept reservations from pregnant women who are more than 8 months pregnant, the passenger must present two copies of the "Diagnosis Certificate". One copy is given to the passenger for check-in procedures. One copy is kept by the ticket sales point and immediately notified to the business reception production dispatcher of the cabin and ground service center by fax.

4. Pregnant women who are more than 8 months pregnant need to fill in the "Special Passenger () Transportation Application Form" and "Special Passenger Transportation Record Form" and sign them themselves. If they have difficulty writing, their relatives or legal guardians can also sign for them.

What are the common problems for pregnant women when flying?

1. Sit near the corridor as much as possible, as it is more convenient to stand up and move around;

2. When taking a long-distance flight, you should walk for a while every hour to keep the blood circulation in your lower limbs smooth;

3. Prepare some special snacks in advance to resist hunger;

4. Wear appropriate clothes and pants, pay attention to keeping warm, and put a small pillow behind you to buffer the shaking;

5. When flying, the seat belt should be fastened below the abdomen and above the thighs, not around the abdomen;

6. If the body has sudden symptoms, such as abdominal pain of unknown cause, vaginal bleeding, uterine contraction, large amount of vaginal discharge of watery fluid (amniotic membrane rupture), vaginal discharge of tissue or blood clots, etc., the conductor should be notified immediately;

7. Wear a pair of light and comfortable shoes to prevent your feet from swelling after wearing sandals and being unable to wear them again.

The above is what the editor has introduced to everyone about how many weeks of pregnancy a pregnant woman cannot take a flight. I hope it will be helpful to everyone. In fact, there are many ways to deal with boredom and loneliness. You can listen to music, read some parenting books, make some baby clothes by yourself, and find time to do some prenatal education for your baby.