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Originally Posted by Wessex Boy
Can I log that time?
1) Was your mother or father an instructor?
2) You were not old enough.
Flew a day trip Toronto-Montreal return in a C-172 with an 8 month pregnant lady. She did use the sick bag, but was otherwise fine and we were never more than 15 minutes or so from an airport.
One thing to keep in mind is that higher altitudes are not that good for the baby in the last few months -- part of the reason that airlines ban pregnant passengers after 32 weeks.
One thing to keep in mind is that higher altitudes are not that good for the baby in the last few months -- part of the reason that airlines ban pregnant passengers after 32 weeks.
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Air Law
Okay, I'll take the bait.
"Mayday" is distress.
"Pan" is urgency.
Therefore, if this situation arose, "pan" would be the call to make. However (and it's a big however!) this situation I am sure would be most unlikely to arise since there's no-one daft enough to take a heavily pregnant woman flying (unnecessarily!) in a light aircraft
"Mayday" is distress.
"Pan" is urgency.
Therefore, if this situation arose, "pan" would be the call to make. However (and it's a big however!) this situation I am sure would be most unlikely to arise since there's no-one daft enough to take a heavily pregnant woman flying (unnecessarily!) in a light aircraft