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They specify when a doctor’s “Fit to Fly” certificate and the MEDIF medical information form are required, including additional conditions for 36 weeks and beyond, and the handling of multiple or complicated pregnancies. For newborns, the minimum air-travel age is 14 days, with urgent exceptions for life-saving care. 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From the beginning of 29 weeks up to 35 weeks (and especially for multiple or complicated pregnancies), a certificate is required, subject to the stage-specific rules.","Answer",{"name":112,"@type":107,"acceptedAnswer":113},"How and when must the MEDIF form be submitted?",{"text":114,"@type":110},"MEDIF forms must be filled and submitted to Alliance Air 24 hours before the onset of travel. Alliance Air’s company doctor validates the MEDIF and updates the passenger and the Station Manager by email or phone.",{"name":116,"@type":107,"acceptedAnswer":117},"What are the newborns’ eligibility rules for air travel?",{"text":118,"@type":110},"The minimum air-travel age for an infant is 14 days. 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However, Alliance Air may require expectant mothers to sign documentation as to limitation of liability and indemnity, declaring that Alliance Air shall not be responsible for any liabilities or damages arising from Alliance Air’s carriage of such expectant mothers.  \nBelow are the medical guidelines as per Alliance Air for expectant mothers, which need to be considered at the time of booking.  \n\n| Pregnancy stage | Pregnancy details | Doctor's certificate requires (Fit to Fly) | MEDIF form\u003Cbr>required |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Up to and including the 28th weeks | Without complications | No | No |\n| Beginning of 29th weeks up to the end of 35th weeks | Single pregnancy without complications | Yes | No |\n| Beginning of 29th week up to end of 32nd week | Multiple or complicated pregnancy | Yes | No |\n| Beginning of 33rd week up to end of 35th week | Multiple or complicated pregnancy | Yes | Yes |\n| Beginning of 36th week and beyond (35 weeks + 1 day and beyond) | Alliance Air cannot accept expectant mothers in their 36th week of pregnancy or beyond for travel.\u003Cbr>In case of urgent or compassionate grounds\u003Cbr>In case of pregnancy beyond 35 weeks and beyond, the Customer may be accepted for transportation only on urgent or compassionate grounds, with the authority of the Alliance Air doctor, contact details, after filling the Medical Information Form (“MEDIF”) form. |  |  |\n\nNew Born Baby:  \n􀂾 An infant for air travel-minimum age is 14 days old. In such cases also, an indemnity has to be obtained from the Customer.  \n􀂾 Exceptionally, for life-saving treatment for the new born, the mother and child can be accepted for travel, before 14 (Fourteen) days, with a medical certificate of the obstetrician and a pediatrician. These Customers have to be accompanied by a doctor.  \nMedical certificates must include the following information:  \n􀂾 Patient's name and date of birth.  \n􀂾 Estimated date of delivery.  \n􀂾 Confirmation of an uncomplicated single pregnancy or a multiple pregnancy or complicated pregnancy  \n􀂾 Confirmation that patient is \"fit to travel\" for the entire journey, including return (where applicable) .  \n􀂾 Date, stamp and contact details of a registered medical practitioner.  \nThe medical certificate must be dated within 03 days of the scheduled date of the passenger's departing flight and remains valid for the entire journey.  \nMEDIF Forms:  \n􀂾 MEDIF forms must be filled and submitted to Alliance Air 24 hours before onset of travel.  \n􀂾 Company Doctor will validate the MEDIF form and will revert back to the passenger and Station Manager via email/Phone.  \n􀂾 Company Doctor Email id: [medical.del@allianceair.in](medical.del@allianceair.in)  \n􀂾 Contact Number-011-25672794  \nNotes:  \n􀂾 Expectant mother are recommended to prevent delays at the airport.  \n􀂾 Multiple pregnancy refers to twins, triplets etc.  \n􀂾 Complicated pregnancy refers to cases where on previous occasions a mother has experienced difficulty and has had a complicated delivery. Present pregnancy with gestational hypertension, diabetes, anaemia or pre-existing medical conditions.  \n􀂾 Doctor certificate (Fit to fly certificate)is required from the treating obstetrician, dated not more than 03 days before the date of travel.","cbCaifHChkWlCAba","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifHChkWlCAba","pdf",501014,"English","# Pregnancy stage medical guidelines\n## Fit to Fly certificate and MEDIF requirements by gestational week\n# New born travel guidance\n## Minimum age and exceptional life-saving cases\n# Medical certificate requirements\n## Required information and validity window\n# MEDIF form submission process\n## Submission timing and validation contact details\n# Notes on pregnancy terminology","[{\"question\":\"When is a doctor’s Fit to Fly certificate required for expectant mothers?\",\"answer\":\"For uncomplicated pregnancies up to and including 28 weeks, no certificate is required. 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