Pregnancy
Expectant mothers can feel safe and comfortable about traveling with our quality service.
Timetable for Safe Travel
| Less than 32 weeks | Passengers can travel without any additional requirements. (If you are experiencing complications, such as gestational hypertension or diabetes, however, you need to submit a doctor’s letter and declaration of indemnity upon check-in.) |
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| 32–36 weeks | Passengers must submit the declaration of indemnity upon check-in. |
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37 weeks or more Multiple pregnancy of 33 weeks or more (2 or more children in utero) Ref. 1 |
Passengers cannot board the aircraft due to safety reasons. |
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Ref. 1 The International Air Transport Association (IATA) Medical Guideline provides boarding guidelines that distinguish between single pregnancy and multiple pregnancy passengers. Go Back
Note
- Check-in can be completed at “Passenger with special needs” counters of airports where available.
- We provide priority boarding which is available at all airports.
