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I have booked a flight to Lamezia-Terme from Cardiff and am pregnant into my 32nd week, will airline allow me to travel without GP letter?
Most airlines allow pregnant women to fly up to and including the 36th week, provided the pregnancy has been straightforward. Under IATA guidelines, pregnant women can be allowed to fly depending on their past history, number of foetuses carried and weeks of gestation. For example, an uncomplicated single pregnancy may be accepted in weeks 36 to 38, if the flying time doesn't exceed four hours. But a complicated multiple pregnancy may not be accepted beyond 32 weeks (aircrew are not midwives and there's no paediatric intensive care on the plane). But many airlines will not carry pregnant women after 36 weeks – make sure you check with the airline before booking.Airlines normally refuse to fly pregnant women who have previously given birth prematurely (pre-term) or have had blood clots in the veins of their legs.It is strongly recommended that if you are into your 32nd week or beyond, you obtain a letter from GP after thorough examination.
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