Pregnancy fit-to-fly certificate
£40.00
Availability: UK only
Same-day medical fit-to fly certificate, required to confirm that both you and your baby are safe to travel.
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About this medical letter
Pregnancy fit-to-fly certificate
If you’re pregnant and planning to travel by air or sea, you may require a fit-to-fly certificate confirming that both you and your baby are safe to travel.
Our doctors can provide you with a same-day medical certificate that will confirm your due date, and that you are not at risk of complications. No appointment is needed – simply apply online.
What will I receive?
You will receive a verifiable digital PDF letter signed by a medical professional and sent directly to your mobile, containing the following details:
- Your name, date of birth and passport number.
- Confirmation of a singleton or multiple pregnancy.
- Your gestation at the time of departure and return, and estimated delivery date.
- Confirmation that your pregnancy is progressing normally, that you are in good health and fit to fly.
- Signature and authorisation by one of our GMC-registered UK doctors.
- Contact details of ZoomDoc Health with a QR code enabling a verification check.
Important – flying while pregnant
To allow us to assess your condition and issue a medical certificate, we will require the following information:
- Less than 36 weeks’ gestation (singleton pregnancy)
- Less than 32 weeks’ gestation (multiple pregnancy)
However, flying while pregnant with any known health issues or complications could put both you and your pregnancy at risk. If you have previously been advised not to fly for any reason, or if your pregnancy is deemed more complicated and high risk, we will be unable to provide you with a letter.
Unfortunately, our doctors will be unable to provide you with a fit-to-fly certificate if:
- Your BMI is 30 or above at the start of your pregnancy – because there is increased risk of deep vein thrombosis (DVT or blood clots) while flying.
- You are experiencing a more complicated pregnancy with underlying health conditions or risk factors – it’s safer for you to be assessed in person.
- You have any current or previous history of the following: blood clots or deep vein thrombosis (DVT), high blood pressure, miscarriage after 18 weeks’ gestation, a heart or lung condition, severe anaemia, sickle cell disease, epilepsy, pre-eclampsia or a low-lying placenta.
Please note: ZoomDoc Health is unable to complete any additional airline or cruise forms separate from this fit-to-fly certificate.
How does it work?
Following the purchase of your pregnancy fit-to-fly certificate, you will be asked to complete a short online form with your medical and pregnancy information and send us your recent maternity notes.
Your evidence is then reviewed by our doctors, prior to issuing you with your pregnancy fit-to-fly certificate. If our doctors have any further questions, they may give you a quick call.
Accepted worldwide, this digital PDF letter is signed by a UK-registered doctor and includes a QR code enabling verification.
Our simple online process:
What will I need to supply?
To allow us to assess your condition and issue a medical certificate, we will require the following information:
- A photo of your passport
- Your gestation at the time of both departure and return
- Your estimated delivery date
- Any health or pregnancy-related issues
- A copy of your recent maternity notes
- Details of your regular NHS GP (if you have one)
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Frequently Asked Questions
What will happen after I purchase a pregnancy fit-to-fly certificate?
After purchase we will provide you with your unique certificate booking reference number, which will allow you to upload your medical evidence.
Once uploaded, our doctors will review your evidence on the same day (between 9am and 9pm GMT, 7 days a week) – they may call you if they have any questions.
Once validated, we will send your pregnancy fit-to-fly certificate to you by email and SMS.
What medical evidence do I require?
We will require you to:
✓ Upload a photo of your passport
✓ Complete a medical questionnaire
✓ Provide a copy of your recent maternity notes
Why are there QR codes on medical letters?
Our medical letters have QR codes that can be scanned to verify the document's authenticity.
Once scanned, your personal online results portal is loaded, from where your medical letter can be reviewed and personal details confirmed.
Do you provide refunds?
We only provide full refunds if we are unable to provide a medical letter.
Once our doctors have provided a medical letter, we are unable to process a refund.
When will I receive my pregnancy fit-to-fly certificate?
Our team will review your evidence and provide your certificate on the same day that evidence has been uploaded (between 9am and 9pm GMT, 7 days a week).
Who signs the pregnancy fit-to-fly certificate?
Our UK doctors at ZoomDoc Health sign your pregnancy fit-to-fly certificate.
We are a UK-regulated healthcare service and all our doctors are registered with the UK General Medical Council.
What happens if I do not have access to my maternity notes?
Unfortunately, we are unable to provide a pregnancy fit-to-fly certificate without verifiable evidence that you are receiving regular antenatal care.
All patients in the UK are provided with access to their maternity notes, which are usually handwritten – or patients may have access to an app that contains the same information.
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If you have any queries please check our list of frequently asked questions or get in touch with one of our experts who will be happy to help.
”Our amazing 5-star Trustpilot reviews are testament to the high-quality service that our doctors provide. We know that it is not that easy to access doctors for medical letters, so we have simplified the process. After answering a few simple questions, our team will be able to provide you with a pregnancy fit-to-fly certificate for your holiday or flight. Our pregnancy fit-to-fly certificates are recognised internationally by all airlines, and have QR codes on them to confirm their validity when shown to your airline.“
Dr Kenny Livingstone. GP & ZoomDoc Chief Medical Officer.