Can you fly if you are less than three months pregnant?

In general, it is possible to fly during pregnancy if less than three months have passed, but flying is not recommended if there are symptoms such as vaginal bleeding or abdominal pain. Specific details are as follows:

1. Allowed

Airplane cabin pressure changes during flight, which may make individuals more prone to fatigue. If a pregnant woman in her first trimester (less than three months) has no discomfort and is in good physical condition, these changes typically do not cause significant problems, and flying is generally considered safe without major concerns.

2. Not allowed

If a pregnant woman in the first trimester experiences symptoms such as vaginal bleeding or abdominal pain, flying is not advised. Doing so could worsen these symptoms and increase the risk of threatened miscarriage or actual miscarriage, posing risks to the pregnant woman's health.

It is recommended that pregnant women consult their doctor before flying. If any discomfort occurs, prompt medical attention should be sought, and treatment should be carried out under a physician’s guidance to support recovery and well-being.