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My wife is 4 weeks pregnant and we want to fly by airplane to usa.... help by suggestion please need advice.. we need this trip!? can we fly ?!
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Yes: Airline travel is safe in early pregnancy.
Answered 11/25/2017
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Pregnancy & travel: If your wife is healthy with no significant pregnancy complications - air travel is usually not restricted during the first trimester.
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