Is it suitable for pregnant women to travel to Thailand?

It doesn’t matter if you take a plane or other means of transportation, just don’t go too crazy.

Airline regulations for pregnant women to fly:

1. Pregnant women who are less than 8 months pregnant (32 weeks) will be transported as ordinary passengers unless they are diagnosed by a doctor as not suitable for flying.

2. Pregnant women who are more than 8 months pregnant (32 weeks) but less than 35 weeks pregnant should apply for medical permission to fly. The flight medical permit should be issued and valid within 7 days before boarding.

3. Our company generally does not accept carriage in the following situations: A. Those who are pregnant for more than 35 weeks (inclusive); B. The expected date of delivery is within 4 weeks (inclusive); C. The expected date of delivery is approaching but cannot be Determine the exact date, if it is known to be a multiple birth or if there are expected to be complications during delivery; D. Those who are less than 7 days postpartum.

In addition, there are ionizing radiation and changes in air pressure at high altitudes, which can lead to premature birth. Therefore, when flying, it is usually in the early stages of pregnancy, no later than 34 weeks, because later on, it is more likely that unexpected situations, such as water rupture and premature birth, will occur.