Airlines have the following regulations regarding pregnant women traveling by plane. <br/><br/>1. Pregnant women who are pregnant for less than 8 months (32 weeks) will be transported as ordinary passengers, except for those who are not suitable for flight according to the doctor's diagnosis. <br/><br/>2. Pregnant women who are pregnant for more than 8 months (32 weeks) but less than 35 weeks should apply for medical permission for flight. The flight medical permit should be issued and valid within 7 days before the flight. <br/><br/>3. The airlines generally do not accept the following conditions:<br/><br/>A. Pregnancy over 35 weeks (inclusive);<br/><br/>B. Pre-pregnancy The childbirth date is within 4 weeks (inclusive);<br/><br/>C. The expected date of birth is approaching but the exact date cannot be determined, and those who are known to have multiple births or are expected to have labor complications;<br/><br/> D. Less than 7 days postpartum. <br/><br/>Pregnant women also have the following requirements in terms of ticket sales. <br/><br/>(1) Pregnant women must go through the formalities of seat reservation and ticket purchase at the ticket office of our company before boarding. <br/><br/>(2) Pregnant women who are pregnant for 8 months or less are accepted to reserve seats, and the conductor must check the expected date of delivery certificate. <br/><br/>(3) To accept reservations by pregnant women who are pregnant for more than 8 months, passengers should provide two copies of the "Diagnosis Certificate". One copy is handed over to passengers for check-in procedures. One copy shall be retained by the ticket office and promptly notified to the business dispatcher of the cabin and ground service department in the form of fax. <br/><br/>(4) Pregnant women who are more than 8 months old need to fill out the "Application Form for Special Passenger Transportation" and "Record Form for Special Passenger Transportation", which should be signed by themselves. Signed by family members or guardians. <br/><br/>For pregnant women who meet the conditions for flying, the flight service will be given priority in seat reservation. Seats are generally arranged in places that are more spacious and easy for flight attendants to take care of.