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Airline may not let you on the plane at that point. call the airlines...they have cutoffs for pregnant womenWomen's way; they don't want you to have a baby on the plane.
It's questionable at 36/37 weeks...your OB will give you a better idea and it depends on what issues you may be having if any. Some don't want you leaving the area after 36 weeks.
you need a doctor's written permission... and the airlines still might not let you on board... it's a legal issue and it's the boarding agent's call usually... I wouldn't chance it cause they're very cautious... an emergency landing costs a lot of money and aggravation for airlines...
if you're showing a lot ( and if they have any doubt), they won't risk it.
It's questionable at 36/37 weeks...your OB will give you a better idea and it depends on what issues you may be having if any. Some don't want you leaving the area after 36 weeks.
They will probably tell you if you can travel to drink a lot of water and move around a lot, to prevent a blood clot and/or swelling.
Also I don't think the doctor will allow you to travel on those weeks.. around those weeks your cervix might dialate.
To be safe.. call the airline to see when is the cutoff for pregnant woman...
if you're showing a lot ( and if they have any doubt), they won't risk it.
good luck!