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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]NP

All the people saying "this is why you don't travel toward the end of the pregnancy" are totally missing the point. We're not talking about 38 weekers here, folks!

My provider was fine with travel until 36 weeks. More conservative providers are going to be fine with travel before, say, 32 or 34 weeks, and I've never heard of a provider who limited travel for healthy pregnancies before 30 weeks.

Yes, it's very rare to deliver at 30 weeks, but it's not completely unheard of, and in that case, you're absolutely going to have a NICU baby.

I'm not sure exactly what happens in that case, but it's an interesting question and it must happen from time to time.

My guess is you and the baby are stuck wherever you are until the baby is ready to graduate from the NICU and able to fly. Could be months! [b]There's no transatlantic medivac. [/b]

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https://airmedgroup.com/
https://www.medical-air-service.com
https://airmed.com
https://airambulance.com/services/international-air-ambulance/
https://mti-247.com

etc, etc[/quote]

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