Can pregnant women fly, 36 weeks

36 weeks is the third trimester of pregnancy. Generally, it is not recommended to take an airplane if the pregnancy exceeds 28 weeks. Airplane landings may easily cause premature rupture of amniotic fluid and affect the fetus, so it is not recommended to fly now. <br/><br/>Precautions<br/><br/>You need to pay attention to the following points during pregnancy:<br/><br/>1. Usually pay attention to rest, avoid fatigue, do not take long-distance buses or planes, etc. . <br/><br/>2. Prepare for labor. If there is any abnormality, you must see redness, abdominal pain, etc., and go to the hospital for examination in time. <br/><br/>3. Do not have intercourse in the third trimester, so as not to affect the health of the fetus.

Not at 36 weeks...<br/><br/>You can take the flight when you are 3-8 months pregnant. Your flight is not safe for adults and fetuses. <br/><br/>Help you, please click green to accept!

Under normal circumstances, pregnant women are not in favor of flying during early pregnancy, because it is easy to miscarry during this period. After 7 months of pregnancy, it is easy to cause premature birth, placental abruption, high blood pressure, phlebitis, etc., which will increase the risk of accidents in the mother or fetus. Therefore, pregnant women must meet the conditions of carriage and agree with the carrier before they can take the plane. <br/>1. Pregnant women who are pregnant for less than 8 months (32 weeks) will be treated as ordinary passengers, except for those who are not suitable for flight according to the doctor's diagnosis. <br/>2. Pregnant women who have been pregnant for 8 months (32 weeks) but less than 35 weeks should apply for a flight medical permit. The medical clearance should be issued within 7 days before the flight to be valid. <br/> 3. Those who are pregnant for more than 35 weeks (inclusive), those whose due date is within 4 weeks (inclusive), those who cannot determine the exact date, those who are known to have multiple births or are expected to have labor complications, and those who are less than 7 days postpartum, Check-in will not be accepted.