What is the pregnancy policy of Eva Airlines?

Wonderlust's love for traveling never fades away, whether you are pregnant, want to travel to any domestic or international destination for a babymoon, or attend a family wedding but are wondering if EVA Airlines allows you to fly during pregnancy. To enhance hassle-free travel, passengers should familiarize themselves with the primary key points of Eva Airlines' Pregnancy Policy, discussed below.

• According to the EVA Air Pregnancy Policy, Pregnant women are allowed to fly until 28 weeks of pregnancy without a medical certificate. Still, a medical certificate must be required if the return flight date is after the 28th week.
• Airlines are not allowed to fly on a domestic or international flight in the last four weeks of pregnancy, and a mother who gives birth within the first seven days is not allowed.
• Pregnant women who must fly during the last few weeks of pregnancy should be required to bring the complete medical information sheet within ten days before the scheduled departure. However, to avoid the inconvenience, you must call the Airline executive at least 48 hours before the scheduled flight departure time.
• Your medical certificate states no complicated pregnancy, so verify the expected date.
• Eva Airlines Pregnancy rules may vary from country to country, so it is best to check the travel requirements with the destination country's Airport officials before confirming the booking.
• Pregnant travelers who submit false information may experience significant disruption and expense. The airliAirlinerves Airlineht to recover the losses and damages. 

Do I need to tell the airline pregnant?

Eva Airlines travelers are recommended to inform the Airline official about the pregnancy, expected delivery date, and single or twin pregnancy, and make sure to bring the medical certificates that contain all the essential information that might be required for travel. Read more about rules for flying while pregnant.

Are Airport scanners safe when pregnant?

Airport scanners are considered safe when pregnant, as metal detectors do not harm the mother or baby. Generally, there are two types of metal scanners available at U.S. airports: backscatter scanner and millimeter wave scanner; however, both are safe for mother and baby. Most women get worried about Airport security checks and are scared that being exposed to the scanner is not safe for the baby's growth. However, it is safe to pass through the airport scanners as these are advanced technology, and rays produced by such scanners are low intensity and are used for a physical search. 

Which seats are suitable for pregnant ladies on Flights?

The aisle seats are considered best for pregnant ladies on Flights for multiple reasons, some of which are discussed in the following information.

• The most obvious is that pregnant women need to use the restroom more frequently than non-pregnant travelers.
• By booking an aisle seat on the flight, you can avoid worrying about the frequent washroom breaks.
• For a more comfortable journey, you should prefer to book the window seat to enhance the trip experience.

Several other tips to consider for pregnant travelers:

Besides choosing the Aisle seats, several other tips should be considered for pregnant travelers, which will make the trip more comfortable. Here, you will find some significant tips you must consider while traveling.

• As we all know, blood clots are a concern for pregnant women; however, you can lessen the risk by walking every hour and wearing compression socks, especially during long-haul flights, as these socks keep the blood flowing throughout the legs.
• For a more relaxing journey, you should request an upgrade from Economy to Business class, as the EVA Air business class provides complete reclining seats to relax during the trip.
• Pregnant women should prioritize boarding and reach the airport earlier to avail themselves of the benefits of avoiding the long queues at the baggage counter, check-in counter, and security screening.
• You must lay out the Airport attire to remove excess cloth in heat or wear a hoodie in extreme cold.
• Eva Airlines recommends that Pregnant women avoid wearing boots, belts, or anything that requires them to take off to complete the security screening process.
• If you have traveled during the last four pregnancies, do not forget the medical certifCertificatessential travel documents. Therefore, the CertifCertificatebe is prepared within 48 hours of departure. Along with medical certification, you must carry a passport and visa if traveling to another country.