Depends which company I suspect

The BA website states
Pregnancy
For uncomplicated single pregnancies, we restrict travel beyond the end of the 36th week, and for twins, triplets etc., beyond the end of the 32nd week. After your pregnancy has entered its 28th week, we ask that you carry with you a letter from your doctor or midwife, stating the pregnancy is uncomplicated and confirming the expected date of delivery. In this letter, your doctor should state that you are in good health, that they are happy for you to fly, and that (in their opinion) there is no reason why you cannot fly.

Ryanair require a Doctor's letter for anyone 28-36 weeks and won't carry beyond that

Monarch won't take passengers who are 34 weeks pregnant or beyond

In all cases CHECK YOUR INSURANCE very carefully!!!

Some more info HERE

Pippy

Forgot to mention, I flew at 24 weeks just when son-to-be decided that treating my badder like a football was a great idea.

Needless to say, two hours over the Atlantic with the seat belt signs on due to mild turbulance was not a pleasant experience - should have worn pampers myself!!!!!

thanks everyone

Some airlines wont accept travel after 32 weeks so it would be best to check with the airline if close to this date. Doctors certficate usually required after 26 weeks.

Kind Regards
Stewart

thanks everyone..she has decided not to go now when I mentioned egypt

Hi
What is the latest you can fly when pregnant, i know there is a limit but cant remember,
thanks
paul

Paul, Airline regulations state " women 28 weeks or more at the time of return travel must have a medical certificate of fitness to travel ", Normally after 32 weeks permission to travel is refused. Tonyt.

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I will close this thread to prevent further duplication.

David