The process for booking a ticket for pregnant women is roughly divided into: issuing a doctor's certificate (pregnant women aged 32 weeks and above), determining the flight to be taken, checking in (advance instructions), passing through security checks (advance instructions), and checking in (advance instructions).
Since pregnant women are a special audience for flights, especially after reaching a certain period of pregnancy, the body is prone to random reactions in an uncertain time, and most airlines stipulate that pregnant women who have reached 32 weeks need to issue a hospital certificate, and can only take the flight under the condition of physical condition, and if the physical fitness is not up to standard, they will be refused to fly. However, it is important to note that if the gestation period reaches 36 weeks, it will be refused to fly. Therefore, under the condition that pregnant women have flight needs, when booking tickets, we must first ask the specific restrictions of the pregnant women of the airlines that will be selected.
Pregnant women also need to pay attention when taking the plane: try to choose a seat next to the aisle to facilitate movement; prepare some snacks in advance to prevent hunger; try to avoid crowded places so as not to be bumped into.