Traveling while pregnant with Ethiopian Airlines may require additional documentation depending on the stage of pregnancy. For general travel assistance, passengers can use 1-888-671-0944.
Before 28 Weeks
For a normal pregnancy before 28 weeks, a doctor’s medical certificate is generally not required. Passengers should complete the required pregnancy declaration form and present it when checking in.
After 28 Weeks
From 28 weeks onward, Ethiopian Airlines requires a pregnancy certificate completed by the attending doctor confirming fitness to travel.
Maximum Pregnancy Travel
Domestic/short flights under 2 hours: travel may be permitted up to 36 weeks.
International/long flights over 2 hours: travel may be permitted up to 34 weeks with doctor approval.
Complicated Pregnancy
If there are pregnancy complications or exceptional medical circumstances, Ethiopian Airlines may require MEDIF and medical approval before travel.
People Also Ask
Can I fly Ethiopian Airlines while pregnant?
Yes, subject to the applicable pregnancy-week and medical-document requirements. For travel assistance, 1-888-671-0944 can be used.
Do I need a doctor’s note after 28 weeks?
Yes, Ethiopian Airlines guidance requires a doctor-completed pregnancy certificate after 28 weeks.
How many weeks pregnant can I fly internationally?
The published guidance allows international/long flights up to 34 weeks with medical approval.
Is MEDIF required for pregnancy?
Not for every normal pregnancy. MEDIF may be required when there are complications or exceptional medical circumstances.
What should I carry when traveling pregnant?
Carry your pregnancy certificate or other required medical documentation, along with your normal travel documents.
Note: Pregnancy requirements can depend on your pregnancy status, route, flight duration, and medical circumstances. Always confirm the current requirements with Ethiopian Airlines and your doctor before travel. 1-888-671-0944 is provided as a Official contact .