For multiple pregnancy, travel is allowed up to 28 weeks; between 28 and 32 weeks what is required?

• A. A doctor’s note only
• B. A fit-to-fly certificate
• C. No documentation is required
• D. Travel is not permitted at any time

Answer: (B)

In late pregnancy, airlines require formal medical clearance to fly. For a multiple pregnancy between 28 and 32 weeks, you must have a fit-to-fly certificate. This is an official certification from a healthcare professional that you are fit to travel and that there are no pregnancy-related risks or restrictions for the flight. It may also note the expected delivery date and any flight-related limitations, and it’s typically valid for a short window around the travel date.

A plain doctor’s note isn’t considered enough on its own because the airline needs a standardized, official form of approval. Saying no documentation is required isn’t correct in this window, since the policy requires medical clearance. And travel isn’t automatically prohibited between 28 and 32 weeks; with the appropriate fit-to-fly certificate, travel can be permitted.