Expecting a baby ? Find important information and tips here to gently prepare for your upcoming flight with Air Moana.
In most cases, you do not need medical clearance to take an Air Moana flight. However, regardless of how your pregnancy is progressing, we recommend consulting your doctor before flying.
For your information, you must present us with a medical certificate from your gynecologist, midwife, or primary care physician, dated within the last 8 days and authorizing your travel in the following cases :
Any adult who is less than 37 weeks pregnant or has a pregnancy without complications can travel with a baby or a child.
From the 37th week of pregnancy or in case of complications, another valid adult companion must travel with the baby or child.
Find all the information for traveling with a baby or child on the page : Traveling with family.
Here is a list of recommendations to make your journey with Air Moana as comfortable as possible :
If possible, travel with someone who can assist you during the flight.
Choose loose and comfortable clothing.
Wear compression stockings to aid blood circulation (upon medical advice).
Drink regularly, avoiding carbonated beverages.
Avoid heavy meals before the flight.
Fasten your seatbelt below your abdomen, in the pelvic area.
Carry important documents, your ID, health booklet, prescriptions, and medications in your handbag or carry-on luggage.
What happens in case of complications or childbirth during the flight ?
Our crews are trained to handle such exceptional situations. They will take care of the expectant mother to ensure her safety and comfort, making sure that everything goes as smoothly as possible until landing.
Do pregnant women receive priority access ?
Pregnant women are eligible for priority boarding. Please proceed to the gate when our agents invite priority passengers. However, due to logistical constraints, we are unable to offer this access at check-in. We encourage you to inform our agents of your situation so they can assist you as best as possible.