COMPREHENSIVE AND ACCESSIBLE INTERNATIONAL COVERAGE
Travel assistance for pregnant women
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Travel assistance for pregnant women
If you are pregnant and about to travel, we recommend you do it safely and calmly with traveler assistance.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) advises Pregnant women who travel from week 12 to week 36 of pregnancy when the pregnancy has not had complications up to now, and up to week 32 when it is a multiple pregnancy (under the same conditions). After that time, you have to present a medical certificate at the counter before traveling.
Do not forget to add to your plan the upgrade "Extra Future Mom" of Pax, which extends medical assistance expenses up to USD 20,000 and is valid until the 32nd week of pregnancy and for pregnant women up to 45 years of age. Assistance for pregnant women covers emergencies that arise during the trip, including: emergency check-ups, emergency ultrasounds, medical care for illnesses caused by your pregnancy, emergency deliveries due to illness or accident that puts the life of the woman at risk. mother or baby and any medical assistance derived from the pregnancy situation.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) advises Pregnant women who travel from week 12 to week 36 of pregnancy when the pregnancy has not had complications up to now, and up to week 32 when it is a multiple pregnancy (under the same conditions). After that time, you have to present a medical certificate at the counter before traveling.
Do not forget to add to your plan the upgrade "Extra Future Mom" of Pax, which extends medical assistance expenses up to USD 20,000 and is valid until the 32nd week of pregnancy and for pregnant women up to 45 years of age. Assistance for pregnant women covers emergencies that arise during the trip, including: emergency check-ups, emergency ultrasounds, medical care for illnesses caused by your pregnancy, emergency deliveries due to illness or accident that puts the life of the woman at risk. mother or baby and any medical assistance derived from the pregnancy situation.
