Have a great time! I was trying to fly from Dallas to San Antonio next week super short flight! but they won't let me because I'll be 35 weeks and I sure don't want to drive that far this far along. I guess I missed my chance for one last get away :
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Have a great time! I was trying to fly from Dallas to San Antonio next week super short flight! but they won't let me because I'll be 35 weeks and I sure don't want to drive that far this far along. I guess I missed my chance for one last get away :
i don't know who "they" is, but if it is an airline, I know delta has no restriction for pregnant women. They just don't offer refunds.
Have a great time! I was trying to fly from Dallas to San Antonio next week super short flight! but they won't let me because I'll be 35 weeks and I sure don't want to drive that far this far along. I guess I missed my chance for one last get away :
i don't know who "they" is, but if it is an airline, I know delta has no restriction for pregnant women. They just don't offer refunds.
My doctor told me that's the airline policy. I didnt research it further. I'm too nervous to go anyways this late but that is good to know about Delta!
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I was under the impression that most airlines do have a policy about how many weeks you can be on a flight. It's not about refunds or reschedules, but about going into labor while in their care.
DH and I went to Dallas for the weekend and I was so pooped I couldn't handle him touching me. He tried to rub my back and I was just like, ouch, no.. So it's fair to say we passed our chance at any sort of babymoon lol.
Okay, and Tokyo sounds amazing! I would love to go one day. Have fun!!
Thanks everyone! I'm sure I'll be wiped out soon lol.
As for the airlines, each one has their own rules. United will let you fly up until your in your 8th month and if I remember right any flying after that needs a drs note.
I just read a whole article on babycenter and there are a lot of differences from airline to airline. One would let you fly if you were TWO months away from due!! And some even said that you had to have a drs note AND you'd have to get checked out by one of their medical staff before boarding...nuts.
I already told DH that if any gate agent asks I'm due 12012 just in case. I know I'm perfectly healthy and my dr has no issues with me flying. She even said that really it's just the airline doesn't want you goin into labor on the plane.
DD#1 December '12
DD#2 New Year's Baby '15
Married 07/09
Re: Babymoon
DD#1 December '12
DD#2 New Year's Baby '15
Married 07/09
Awesome - enjoy!
i don't know who "they" is, but if it is an airline, I know delta has no restriction for pregnant women. They just don't offer refunds.
My doctor told me that's the airline policy. I didnt research it further. I'm too nervous to go anyways this late but that is good to know about Delta!
DH and I went to Dallas for the weekend and I was so pooped I couldn't handle him touching me. He tried to rub my back and I was just like, ouch, no.. So it's fair to say we passed our chance at any sort of babymoon lol.
Okay, and Tokyo sounds amazing! I would love to go one day. Have fun!!
As for the airlines, each one has their own rules. United will let you fly up until your in your 8th month and if I remember right any flying after that needs a drs note.
I just read a whole article on babycenter and there are a lot of differences from airline to airline. One would let you fly if you were TWO months away from due!! And some even said that you had to have a drs note AND you'd have to get checked out by one of their medical staff before boarding...nuts.
I already told DH that if any gate agent asks I'm due 12012 just in case. I know I'm perfectly healthy and my dr has no issues with me flying. She even said that really it's just the airline doesn't want you goin into labor on the plane.
DD#1 December '12
DD#2 New Year's Baby '15
Married 07/09