Pregnancy Fit to Fly
Same-day medical fit-to fly certificate, required to confirm that both you and your baby are safe to travel.
Availability: UK ONLY 
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, our Doctors will advise against flying.
Our priority is always to keep you and your baby safe. Therefore, our doctors will be advise against travel if you have any of the following:
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
Gestational Diabetes
Blood clots or deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
High blood pressure
Miscarriage after 18 weeks’ gestation,
Heart or lung condition
Severe anaemia
Sickle cell disease
Epilepsy
Pre-eclampsia
Low-lying placenta
Low Papp-A
With any of the above - our Doctors will provide certificate advising against travel.
Please note: ZoomDoc Health is unable to complete any additional airline or cruise forms separate from this fit-to-fly certificate.
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How to get a Pregnancy fit-to-fly certificate online
Upload evidence
Upload by 9pm for same-day service. Complete a short online form and upload your recent maternity notes.
Doctor validates evidence
Our doctors will look over the evidence you provide.
Receive your letter, same day
You’ll receive an email with your letter, with a QR code so they can be verified and accepted worldwide.
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)
Send us a message
If your query is not answered below - please send us a message via the form below.
Frequently Asked Questions
✓ Upload a photo of your passport
✓ Complete a medical questionnaire
✓ Provide a copy of your recent maternity notes
Once scanned, your personal online results portal is loaded, from where your medical letter can be reviewed and personal details confirmed.
Once our doctors have provided a pregnancy fit-to-fly medical certificate, we are unable to process a refund.
We are a UK-regulated healthcare service and all our doctors are registered with the UK General Medical Council.
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.
Due to increased risks whilst flying when pregnant - if you have a history of any of the conditions below - our team will advise that you are not fit to fly.
Your BMI at the start of your pregnancy is 30 or above
Blood clots or deep vein thrombosis (DVT)
High blood pressure
Miscarriage after 18 weeks’ gestation,
Heart or lung condition
Severe anaemia
Sickle cell disease
Epilepsy
Pre-eclampsia
Low-lying placenta
Low Papp-A
With any of the above - our Doctors will provide a certificate advising against travel.