You need the medical certificate and your husband needs to fill form, in which he will take the responsibility if any unforeseen happening. If the pregnancy is more than 6 months then you need to undergo this process otherwise you don't. The same problem was happen with my friends' wife and they did same process.
Qatar Airways accepts pregnant mothers onboard that is less than 36 weeks based on their last menstrual period (LMP). It is better to have an ultrasound done to determine the age of gestation (AOG) and approximate date of delivery.
jhonnkarl is right otherwise you should get a certificate from one of the registered practitioners that the lady will not deliver while she is on board and is fit to travel.
all of the airline. they are not allowing pregnant women to travel during 7 months and above due to health problem and condition of the mother because anytime within that months, she is prone to deliver.
they are only allowed below 7 months of pregnancy...
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You need the medical certificate and your husband needs to fill form, in which he will take the responsibility if any unforeseen happening. If the pregnancy is more than 6 months then you need to undergo this process otherwise you don't. The same problem was happen with my friends' wife and they did same process.
Qatar Airways accepts pregnant mothers onboard that is less than 36 weeks based on their last menstrual period (LMP). It is better to have an ultrasound done to determine the age of gestation (AOG) and approximate date of delivery.
jhonnkarl is right otherwise you should get a certificate from one of the registered practitioners that the lady will not deliver while she is on board and is fit to travel.
all of the airline. they are not allowing pregnant women to travel during 7 months and above due to health problem and condition of the mother because anytime within that months, she is prone to deliver.
they are only allowed below 7 months of pregnancy...
With a valid doctor certificate you can travel.