What week is the cut off to fly?

[JBDoney]

My grandpa took a bad fall and isnt expected to make it more then a few days. He is in CA I am in WA so I just wanted to know how far along it too far.
Thanks

[waddlemom]

I know for all Canadian Airlines its 36-37 weeks, if its any later than that they require a Dr's note!

[dogmom327]

Depends on the airline. Check their website for the exact policy but if I remember correctly, they an ask for a Dr. note but I don't think they can require it (and how are they going to know how far along you really are anyway?).

[RebekahG77]

Yep, what the pp's said... usually around 36-37 weeks

I'm so sorry about your grandpa. :hugs:

[K-Murph]

Depends on the airline. Check their website for the exact policy but if I remember correctly, they an ask for a Dr. note but I don't think they can require it (and how are they going to know how far along you really are anyway?).

:yeahthat:

I flew from TX to NY while I was 30 weeks, then from NY to TX when I was 32 weeks. :giggle: Not fun when planes get cancelled and stuff for dumb reasons. :yuck:

[mayamason]

I flew US Air at 35 weeks with no questions asked. You should be good to go (from the airline's perspective), IMO it matters a lot more how you're feeling physically, and your midwife/OB's professional opinion.

I'm sorry about your grandpa. :hugs: