Indian Mom-To-Be Stopped at Thailand Airport; Navigating Pregnancy Travel Rules

• An Indian woman was nearly denied boarding a flight from Thailand due to her pregnancy, highlighting travel complexities.
• She was eventually allowed to board after filling out a declaration form confirming her pregnancy.
• Most airlines permit pregnancy travel, but rules tighten after 28 weeks due to increased risks like blood clots and preterm labor.
• Indian airlines like Air India and IndiGo have specific gestational limits and require fitness certificates for later stages of pregnancy.
• International airlines and popular destinations also have varying rules, often requiring medical clearance after 28 weeks.