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If the concussion was on the top or back of your head, do not fly for at least two weeks, especially if it's a long flight, or high elevation. The air pressure could create pressure on your brain giving you permanent damage without being able to feel as it's happening. If the concussion is on the front or sides of the head, you can fly after one week but take precautions in constantly releasing pressure from your nasal passages.
Good Luck
RW