What is the rules for airport during pregnant?

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We’re planning on going to California for Christmas this year so I will be about 32 weeks that time. We don’t want to waste our money if they won’t let me because of me being pregnant. Have anyone experience on the airplane after 30 weeks pregnant?

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They will never stop you. My ob didn’t recommend past the 36 mark so I left a week prior to that. A nice man wheeled me all the way to my terminal because it was incredibly far and I was alone. A note is good just for back up but they really do not bother you.

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Ask your Dr. They can give you a note to take if it's something they are OK with.

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Check your airline’s website, it will have specific rule. Each airline’s rules are a little bit different. And with some airlines when you are allowed to fly varies based on the length of the flight and of it is over an major bodies of water. 
I’d also recommend travel insurance, to cover the cost of the flights/trip if you are unable to go due to complications or something.

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Any flight that originates in the US has to follow FAA guidelines, which are any pregnant woman can fly without restrictions, up to 36 weeks. 
To be safe, I would ask your doctor for a note to say you are uncomplicated, safe to fly AND how many weeks you are so you’re not in a situation where they are asking you to “prove” it. 
You’ll need to check your specific airlines policy about what documentation you might need to fly.

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Look into each airline! I am gonna fly internationally and can't fly past 28 weeks and read somewhere that some airlines dont allow past certain times and most required drs note saying how far along you are and if medically cleared.