Its ok to fly isn't it???

[Pretty Butterfly]

We leave on tuesday, on a 4 hr flight. Thats ok isn't it??

Noone knows we are pregnant, and we are keeping it that way for some time too, so havent discussed this with family.

I'll be 8 weeks, and 9.5 on the return.

[LionsandBears]

yep - no problem

Enjoy

[Traveller]

yup, flying is ok. Just make sure you do regular DVT prevention type exercises on the flight

[human bean]

yep you'll be fine, I think it's past 32 (?) weeks you might need a clearance? Maybe 36? I'm sure someone will come along who knows. Have a good flight/trip

[Pretty Butterfly]

Taking 6 kids... I'm sure there will be lots of exercise still!!!!!

Actually thats another thread... 6 kids, 4 hrs stuck on a plane... a first plane ride for us ALL except Adam... I'm an idiot!!!

[Ahurani]

I flew at 8-9 weeks and 17 weeks All is good

[raffy]

thats fine. its past 36 weeks you need a doctors certificate to fly.
i flew to perth and back at 26 weeks and had no problem wat so ever
enjoy yourself

[berrme]

I found that it made me feel a bit sick when I flew in the firt trimester, but otherwise no problems. You will probably be so busy looking after the kids that you wouldn't notice if you felt sick anyway.

[luna moth]

Yep. I flew at 10, 16, 27 and 28. It's past 36 that you need a clearance, but I would avoid flying past 28 if I possibly could. Those seats are too darn uncomfy!

Have a great time. Your first flight will be super exciting for all.

[toomanyshoes]

You and belly bub with be fine...although I can't say the same for your sanity!

Hopefully the excitement of the whole thing keeps them happy

[MrsBexie]

As everyone else has said, no probs at all!! I flew at 18,20,24 and 28 weeks... just gets more uncomfortable the bigger you get! lol...

Keeping my FX for you that MS doesn't show up while your on board!