Pregnant Women Passenger
- Must be accompanied by permission medical (Doctor’s certificate stating permitted transported through aircraft air), issued by Hospital, Port- health or other practicing doctor.
- The validity period of a doctor’s letter is 7 (seven) days from the date published.
- The validity period of doctor's letter is 3 (three) days from date published special for transportation pregnancy problematic with complications.
- Fill out the statement letter by the passenger or quarreling family on the passenger.
- During the check-in process, if a passenger doesn’t have a certificate doctor, then passenger can be accompanied by officers to the Port Health Office (KKP) or nearest Clinic to get a certificate of airworthy (doctor’s certification).
- With a doctor's certificate that allows passenger, then officer must submit a copy of the Doctor's Certificate and Statement Letter of the passenger to the senior cabin crew (FA-1).
To Inform the gestational age and supported documents of passenger to cabin crew.
Category | Pregnancy Period | Information |
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First and subsequent< pregnancies. First and subsequent pregnancies. Normal health. No complications.
|
Gestational age 0 – 27 weeks |
Accepted without restriction Valid doctor's certificate (valid 7 days) Fill in Statement letter |
Gestational age 28 - 35 weeks |
Accepted without restriction Valid doctor's certificate (valid period 7 days). Fill in Statement letter |
|
Gestational age over 35 weeks |
Not allowed for flight | |
Problematic pregnancy with complications |
Valid doctor's certificate (valid 3 days). Fill in Statement letter |
|
New gave birth mother | Within 14 days after giving birth |
No recommended for flight |
Infant
- Infant’s age limit is maximum 24 months.
- Infant below 14 days recommended No accepted to fly.
- A premature infant must be recommended as MEDA (Medical Case).
- 14 days to 3 months infant must attach a Doctor’s Certificate and Statement Letter.
- 3 – 34 months infant are not required to attach Doctor Certificate.
- Infants must simultaneously with a fully responsible adult passenger during the flight.
- Infants don't obtain seats and baggage allowance, but in one seat (on the laps) of the mother or adults.
- Infants are charged 10% of the ticket base fare of the adult passenger.