Airline Travel Policies
The following table contains information extracted from websites and acts as a rough guide to pregnancy related flight travel with a few airlines. Before embarking on your journey, please ensure that you check with the airline on their updated policies.
Airline | 1st limit | 2nd limit | No carriage | Remarks |
AirAsia | Up to 27th week – sign AA’s liability waiver | 28th – 34th week – require doctor’s certificate and sign AA’s liability waiver | After 35th week | |
Malaysia Airlines | Up to 35th week for international flightsUp to 36th week for domestic flights
Up to 32nd week for multiple |
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Singapore Airlines | Up to 36th week for single uncomplicatedUp to 32nd week for multiple uncomplicated | – | – |
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Jetstar | Up to 36th week for flights over 4 hours durationUp to 40th week for flights under 4 hours duration | – | – |
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Tiger Airways | Up to 34th week for journey completion | 35th week onwards |
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KLM (Royal Dutch Airlines) | Not recommended for travel after 36th week | – | – |
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British Airways | Up to 36th week for uncomplicated singleUp to 32nd week for multiple | – | – |
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Qantas Airways | Up to 28th week no medical certificate required. | For flights over 4 hours:Up to 36th week for single uncomplicated
Up to 32nd week for multiple For flights under 4 hours: Up to 40th week for single uncomplicated Up to 36th week for multiple |
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Emirates | Up to 29th week | Up to 32nd week for multipleFor single uncomplicated, travel after 36th week will be permitted after prior clearance is granted by Emirates medical department. | For multiples after 32nd weekIf no medical certificate produced when required, airline has right to reject passenger. |
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Cathay Pacific | Up to 28 weeks | Up to 36th week for uncomplicated singleUp to 32nd week for uncomplicated multiple | If no medical certificate produced when required, or does not contain the information required, airline has right to reject passenger. |
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