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Special Assistance is provided in case of certain types of passengers. Airlines need to be informed in advance of travel date about any special need of the passenger. This shall ideally be done at the time of making the booking. IndiGo provide special assistance on-ground and in-flight to these passengers. Some of the important rules pertaining to these special passengers are given here. Since the provisions are different for domestic and international flights, these special provisions are categorised as per the flight destination below.
Though the airline has pre-determined policy of special assistance for various passengers, it is always better to notify the airline well in advance of flight time for any special assistance requirement. Ideally, this shall be done at the time of ticket booking. However, you can still inform the airline at least a few days prior to flight.
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Infants: There is no provision of having a separate seat for a child who is more than 7 days but less than 2 years of age. Only one infant per adult is allowed in aircraft and that too when he/she is seated in the lap of adults. No baby chairs or seats are permitted inside the aircraft. Infants do not qualify for free checked baggage allowance. Only hand baggage of 7 kg is allowed in cabin per infant. Charges for carrying infants are-
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Infants: Charges for taking infants on international flights-
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Unaccompanied Minors: There is a requirement for an adult to accompany a child under 12 years of age. While it is mandatory to accompany a child below 5 years of age, for 5-12 years of age of a child the age of accompanying adult shall be at least 16 years. Further, if the minor of 5-12 years age has to travel alone, the parent/guardian shall sign the required form and provide their and minor’s valid photo ID. Unaccompanied minors are charged the following in Indian Rupees and other currencies:
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Unaccompanied Minors: All conditions remain same, except for the charges which are mentioned below:
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Pregnant Women: Pregnant women are required to produce a certificate regarding their advancement of pregnancy. Secondly, women having single and uncomplicated pregnancy are allowed to fly till 36th week of pregnancy. Fit-to-fly certificate obtained not later than 7 days before travel date shall be produced if pregnancy is between 33rd to 36 weeks. However, if pregnancy is multiple but uncomplicated, they are allowed to travel only till 32nd week and required to produce F-to-F certificated from 28 weeks onwards which shall not be obtained later than 3 days from date of travel. In case of complicated pregnancies, doctor certificate shall not be older than 3 days from date of flight and for pregnancies between 28th and 32nd week. there is an additional requirement to seek clearance from company doctor. Permission is given on case-to-case basis. |
Pregnant Women: Same conditions of carriage as in domestic flights |
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Wheelchair Users: Users of wheelchairs are required to provide this information at least 48 hours before travel since there is a provision of carrying a limited inventory of only a fixed number of wheel chairs per flight on Indigo. Only manual and collapsible wheelchairs are allowed till cabin gate (then taken in hold). The powered electronic ones with wet cell batteries are not allowed. The ones with lithium ion batteries are not allowed beyond check-in point at airport. These are dismantled at airport and batteries are removed. Passengers are advised to carry some material with which they can seal the lithium-ion battery terminals. For customers using prosthetic devices and they are dependent on them, the same can be allowed as a part of cabin baggage, not otherwise. |
Wheelchair Users: Same conditions of carriage as in domestic flights |
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Visually Impaired: To ensure that there are no hassles to the visually impaired, it is required to check-in at least 2-3 hours prior to travel. Any assistance required shall also be mentioned either at the time of booking or check-in. If you are carrying a guide dog, then the same shall be told to the airlines before making the booking. In this scenario, it is suggested that the booking be made through the call centre rather than doing it yourself online. Indigo requires production of reliable evidence that the dog has been properly trained by a reputed institution and is adequately vaccinated and medicated. Dogs have to be trained, muzzled and restrained. A moisture absorbent mat is a must carry. Dogs are not allowed on the seat and shall be seated on the mat below the passenger seat. Passengers with service dogs are preferably pre-boarded to allow them to settle down ahead of other passengers. |
Visually Impaired: Same conditions of carriage as in domestic flights |
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Stretcher Requirements: If some passenger needs stretchers, the same shall be communicated to Indigo at least 48 hours prior to scheduled departure. Such passengers are required to download the form on the website to be filled by the physician of customer and put the booking PNR number on it and fax it to 0124-40685360124-4068536 . Customers are expected to receive booking confirmation within 24 hours of receipt of this fax. However, it shall be noted that the airline reserves the right to ask its medical representative to meet the customer at airport which is chargeable (charge is equal to prevailing fare of nine seats and an all inclusive handling charge, as given below (in Indian Rupees and foreign currencies):
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Stretcher Requirements: Same conditions of carriage as in domestic flights except that the charges will be as per prevailing charges for nine seats and additional charges for following countries of departure:
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Other Adverse Medical Conditions: If the passenger has any other adverse medical condition, he or she is requested to inform the airlines about the same about 72 hours before the scheduled departure. This information is to be provided by filling in the form provided on the website. |
Other Adverse Medical Conditions: Same as in case of domestic flights |
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Neha Goplani
Posted on 11-Sep-2023Admin Reply :
Please check with the airline directly for this.
Murali
Posted on 09-May-2023Admin Reply :
It is always a good idea to inform the airline about the medical equipment you are bringing on-board.
Lavanya
Posted on 28-Jan-2023Admin Reply :
yes, it is allowed.
Remiabai Abilash
Posted on 19-Nov-2022Admin Reply :
If you need service, please check with the airline or the airport.
Indrajeet
Posted on 02-Nov-2022Admin Reply :
You will have to check with the airport for the Porter Service.
Pranali
Posted on 26-Jun-2020Admin Reply :
Government's instructions is that pregnant women shall avoid flying.
Devesh
Posted on 26-Jun-2020Admin Reply :
Please check with the airline for confirmation. We do not think that 2 month infant would be allowed to fly due to covid situation. There is a special fee for taking infant. You are also required to bring age proof of infant which could be mother discharge summary, birth certificate or any other.
Ramesh
Posted on 24-Jan-2020Admin Reply :
If yours is a single and uncomplicated pregnancy and also have a doctor certificate, you are allowed to fly upto 36 weeks pregnancy at the time of flight date.
Mukesh Shah
Posted on 08-Jan-2020Admin Reply :
Dear Sir, please note that we are not the airline, nor associated with it.
Secondly, we do not think that Indigo Airlines will allowed electronic wheelchair operated with lithium battery beyond the check-in counter. So, you might not be able to bring your own chair. However, the airline can provide you its own manually operated wheelchair till cabin gate.
Please check with the airline customer support for any other documentary or other requirement.
Sugapriya
Posted on 14-Jun-2019Admin Reply :
If you have fit to fly certificate, it will suffice. Please note that we are not the airline and are an independent website.
Vivek
Posted on 22-May-2019Admin Reply :
The certificate shall state some basic facts about pregnancy, such as progress of pregnancy, whether complicated or not, expected date of delivery etc. Doctors know it. You can refer to the Spicejet proforma for this purpose. It can be found at page 2 of this doc http://corporate.spicejet.com/content/pdf/fitnesscertificate.pdf
Bhavani
Posted on 10-Dec-2018Admin Reply :
It can be any, private or goverment. But, the doctor has to be qualified.
Deep
Posted on 11-Oct-2018Admin Reply :
Please contact the airline in this respect.
Asha devi
Posted on 05-Oct-2018Admin Reply :
You would need a Fit to Fly certificate from the treating obstetrician.
Anurag Shukla
Posted on 26-Sep-2018Admin Reply :
Yes Fit to Fly certification would be okay. It shall not be older than 7 days from date of travel.
Debika Sharma
Posted on 14-Sep-2018Admin Reply :
13 day pregnant women- No need for Fit to Fly certificate from doc.
28 week pregnant women- There is a need to obtain Fit to Fly certificate from treating doctor. This shall not be more than 7 days older from the date of travel.
Women shall preferably also carry their pregnancy progress reports which mention the progress of pregnancy.
PRATAP SJB RANA
Posted on 29-Aug-2018Admin Reply :
Yes, it is allowed in cabin luggage. You need to inform the airline in advance, preferably at the time of ticket booking but at least 48 hours before travel date.
sriya
Posted on 06-Aug-2017Admin Reply :
There will be airline personnel to guide them all through from airport. There is no special service to this effect.
Nikita
Posted on 31-Jul-2017Admin Reply :
No, web check in not allowed for pregnant women.
Nikita
Posted on 31-Jul-2017Admin Reply :
Pregnant womes are not allowed web check in since they have to produce docs at the time of check in at airport
Poonam
Posted on 19-Jul-2017Admin Reply :
You need to get in touch with the airline directly for this matter.
Nisha Thapa
Posted on 17-Jul-2017Admin Reply :
WE do not have one of Indigo, but one from Spicejet can be found at http://baggage-allowance.info/blog/spicejet-fit-to-fly-certificate-proforma/. Use this as a proforma FTF certificate for Indigo. Otherwise, doctors would surely have it.
Praveer Chaturvedi
Posted on 15-Jul-2017Admin Reply :
This service is provided by the airline. Please contact the airline directly and ask for the same.
avinash shivram waikul
Posted on 25-Feb-2017Admin Reply :
PLease get in touch with the airline for this purpose.
You can check the menu here: https://www.goindigo.in/information/food-menu.html
Arpit Shukla
Posted on 17-Feb-2017Admin Reply :
Not allowed.
Kothai
Posted on 16-Feb-2017Admin Reply :
We have given the one of Spicejet airline for this purpose. You can use the same performa for Indigo, without the logo of airline. This can be seen at http://baggage-allowance.info/blog/spicejet-fit-to-fly-certificate-proforma/
Debjani Das
Posted on 15-Feb-2017Admin Reply :
You can travel but the fit to fly certificate is required. Details are provided in webpage content above.
manoj kumar
Posted on 13-Feb-2017Admin Reply :
You have to consider period of pregnancy from the date of travel. There shall not be any issue. Fit to Fly certificate is not required.
Shaheen
Posted on 07-Feb-2017Admin Reply :
Please contact the airline for this requirement. Ideally, you shall raise a request 48 hrs before the flight.
cs yadav
Posted on 07-Feb-2017Admin Reply :
It is fit to fly certificate. IT is available with the doctors.
Praveen
Posted on 03-Feb-2017Admin Reply :
At least 2 days before, you shall put in this request. You can do so anytime before it also by quoting your PNR no.
shailendra
Posted on 30-Jan-2017Admin Reply :
You need to carry a fit to fly certificate from treating doc. Please refer to content above for other requirements for Pregnant Women.
Leo Stephen
Posted on 14-Nov-2016Admin Reply :
She does not required a fit to fly certificate. it shall be done not more than 2 days before the flight. It is better to prepare it on letterhead of doc or hospital. Since you would not have crossed 28 week pregnancy limit, same certificate can work.
ashwani bali
Posted on 13-Nov-2016Admin Reply :
Check in baggage can be clubbed for passengers travelling on same pnr but one check in baggage shall not be more than 32 kgs.
sandeep
Posted on 11-Nov-2016Admin Reply :
Fit to fly certificate is available with the gynaecologists. However, you can check for the proforma (available for Spicejet ) on this link: http://baggage-allowance.info/blog/spicejet-fit-to-fly-certificate-proforma/
Anubhav
Posted on 05-Nov-2016Admin Reply :
No it is not needed.
Kirti
Posted on 02-Nov-2016Admin Reply :
Indigo will allow you to travel.
CA Anky
Posted on 01-Nov-2016Admin Reply :
No you would not be allowed to fly since 36 weeks pregnancy would be over.
Sandip Das
Posted on 28-Oct-2016Admin Reply :
Fit to Fly certificate is needed.
Aktar Hussain
Posted on 25-Oct-2016Admin Reply :
Your wife shall have a fit to fly certificate issued by treating gynaecologist which is no more than 3 days old from date of travel.
Nazia
Posted on 17-Oct-2016Admin Reply :
Airlines do not provide this service of handling the baggage of passengers. Please check with the airport for the porter service availability.
Liton ahmed
Posted on 13-Oct-2016Admin Reply :
You can take one at airport. It would be good if you could bring it to the notice of airline before travel date.
james
Posted on 12-Oct-2016Admin Reply :
Ideally, she can travel without the certificate since she is less than 28 weeks of pregnancy. But, it would still be good if she could carry it. Doctors have this proforma.
S Balaji
Posted on 11-Oct-2016Admin Reply :
You are requested to contact the airline directly for this purpose.
Shailesh Kumar & Swadha Rimjhim
Posted on 09-Oct-2016Admin Reply :
It would be good if you could carry a fit to fly certificate from treatin doc.
Anu
Posted on 09-Oct-2016Admin Reply :
Max period of pregancy wherein you can travel on Indigo is 36 weeks. After this, you are not allowed.
Now, for pregnancy from 32 to 36 weeks, you do need a certificate of fit to fly if you have to fly.
salini kanchan biswal
Posted on 05-Oct-2016Admin Reply :
It would be good if you could carry it. Sorry for being late to reply. There was a rush of queries.
Asma
Posted on 30-Sep-2016Admin Reply :
Please speak to the airline directly in this respect.
Radhika
Posted on 29-Sep-2016Admin Reply :
Yes, that shall not be a problem.
MUBINA HUSSAIN
Posted on 26-Sep-2016Admin Reply :
It would be good if you could also arrange it from the Dubai doctor since the certificate from the India doctor (your treating doctor) would be old and this might not be accepted by the airline.
Ashutosh Sharma
Posted on 25-Sep-2016Admin Reply :
Please consult the treating gynae. and have the fit to fly certificate for your travel. Docs do have the format of this certificate
Monica Paul
Posted on 23-Sep-2016Admin Reply :
If there is no complication and yours is a case of single pregnancy then Fit to Fly certificate is not required. However, you shall take regular examination booklet or chart with you.
Dipankar Pandey
Posted on 18-Sep-2016Admin Reply :
She must carry a fit to fly certificate from here treating doctor.
Mohamed
Posted on 17-Sep-2016Admin Reply :
These documents would be sufficient.
manmohan
Posted on 15-Sep-2016Admin Reply :
It is better to have one.
Pranav
Posted on 11-Sep-2016Admin Reply :
No, Fit to Fly certificate is not needed for pregnancy time below 28 weeks. You shall carry regular medical check up docs for airlines staff to ascertain your progress of pregnancy.
Suresh Mehta
Posted on 08-Sep-2016Admin Reply :
You can use web check in to get the seat of choice if it is not pre-occupied. Please speak to the airline customer service for any special consideration.
Nunu
Posted on 06-Sep-2016Admin Reply :
Hospital ID card, Vaccination record or discharge summary of mother can also be taken to prove the age of infant.
Koteswara Rao
Posted on 06-Sep-2016Admin Reply :
Fit to fly certificate not needed if there is no complication.
Lily Longjam
Posted on 01-Sep-2016Admin Reply :
Actually, when women are not required to produce fit-to-fly certificate, the airline would like to know which stage of pregnancy is passenger in. For this purpose, the passenger are required to carry the general medical chart or notebook which is maintained by gynaecologists.
Bedi
Posted on 01-Sep-2016Admin Reply :
Is it 9 months or 9 weeks? If it is 9 weeks, there is no need for a fit to fly certificate.
Debadutta
Posted on 25-Aug-2016Admin Reply :
That shall not be a problem.
Singh
Posted on 24-Aug-2016Admin Reply :
yes, that is right.
priya
Posted on 21-Aug-2016Admin Reply :
You will need to carry a Fit to Fly certificate if travelling on domestic flights of India and in 32 weeks of pregancy till 36th week. This shall be of recent origin and not an old one. Details are provided in the content. Please read through the above link.
Harshali
Posted on 19-Aug-2016Admin Reply :
It shal not be more than 7 days old.
Harshali
Posted on 11-Aug-2016Admin Reply :
Fit to Fly certificate from your treating doctor is required.
Honey
Posted on 08-Aug-2016Admin Reply :
You are right. There was policy change by the airline. Information and policies can change by time. Please ask your query. We will update you with the latest information.
Our apologies for late reply. We were facing server issues.
Gandhi Mathi
Posted on 04-Aug-2016Admin Reply :
There is no such need if pregnancy is less than 28 weeks at the time of travel on condition that there is single pregnancy and no complication.
Sarojita biswal
Posted on 25-Jul-2016Admin Reply :
Vinod Kumar
Posted on 21-Jul-2016Admin Reply :
Fit to fly certificate is required for travel from 32 weeks onwards, provided there is no complication or multiple pregnancy. You can carry a pregnancy progress report which is normally prepared by the docs since the airline staff might need to verify the progress in pregnancy.
Lalremsiem
Posted on 13-Jul-2016Admin Reply :
No, it is not required. But, you must carry pregnancy report which is usually maintained by docs to inform airlines people what is the week of progress.
nirmala khobragade
Posted on 09-Jul-2016Admin Reply :
No the certificate is not needed
Vanitha
Posted on 08-Jul-2016Admin Reply :
Yes, you are right. We have got this information directly from the airline. If you get some different treatment at airport, please let us know through this medium.
vanitha
Posted on 03-Jul-2016Admin Reply :
You would be allowed to club check in and both cabin bags and take these in check-in since you are travelling along being pregnant and having a child as well.
Imran khan
Posted on 25-Jun-2016Admin Reply :
For wheelchair assistance, you must speak to airline since they will arrange for it at the airport. Fit-to-Fly certificate proformas are present with the doctors and they can give the same. Indigo also provides one at: https://book.goindigo.in/Content/MedicalForm.pdf but this is not specifically for pregnant women.
Savika
Posted on 23-Jun-2016Admin Reply :
He shall be required to travel with a companion.
Deepa
Posted on 18-Jun-2016Admin Reply :
It is not needed if the pregnancy is single and there is no complication. Your docs would have the format.
Anju Joy
Posted on 15-Jun-2016Admin Reply :
You are allowed to fly till 36th week of pregnancy as on date of travel on conditions that it is a single and uncomplicated pregnancy and you are carrying a fit-to-fly certificate from treating doctor
Kiran
Posted on 14-Jun-2016Admin Reply :
For infants, you can carry 1 cabin baggage of 7 kg in domestic flights. Empty flask can also be carried.
Aarshi Arif
Posted on 11-Jun-2016Admin Reply :
yes, she can travel
Sunil Kumar S
Posted on 08-Jun-2016Admin Reply :
If pregnancy is single and without any complication, then there is no need for Fit To Fly certificate till 32 weeks.
Anonymous
Posted on 06-Jun-2016Admin Reply :
Indigo might be able to assist any further than guiding you through the airport.
JUGRAJ MORYA
Posted on 05-Jun-2016Admin Reply :
Upto 5 litres in check in baggage in sealed condition.
ana
Posted on 05-Jun-2016Admin Reply :
Total cabin baggage allowance per passenger is 7 kg and this shall not be breached. Though infants are not allowed separate cabin bags on international flights, you would be allowed to carry these items in limited quantity.
Sahad Parammal
Posted on 03-Jun-2016Admin Reply :
Use this link http://corporate.spicejet.com/content/pdf/fitnesscertificate.pdf. This is for Spicejet. You can just take proforma from here.
Indigo also has a link : https://book.goindigo.in/Content/MedicalForm.pdf but this is not specifically for pregnant women.
T.BABU REDDY
Posted on 01-Jun-2016Admin Reply :
You shall not be confused. If she is carrying a Fit-to-Fly certificate there is no issue. Pregnant women are allowed till 36 weeks of pregnancy provided there is no complication and pregnancy is single. That is the upper limit of flying. If such passengers are above 32 weeks in pregnancy, Fit to fly certificate is needed, till 36 weeks.
Dhanya
Posted on 30-May-2016Admin Reply :
Milk powder allowed but not warm water. You will get warm water from cabin crew itself. Birth Certificate of Infant would be fine.
Cynthia
Posted on 28-May-2016Admin Reply :
If there is no complication and yours is a case of single pregnancy, you just need to carry your pregnancy progress report or chart whatever your doc uses for regular update which can clearly show the current state of pregnancy. Nothing else needed.
JUGRAJ MORYA
Posted on 28-May-2016Admin Reply :
Yes, there has been change in ticket cancellation charges. You can check these at http://www.baggage-allowance.info/indigo-airlines-refunds
In case of infants, full amount of infant fee will be refunded.
Komanduri Padmaja Kishore
Posted on 26-May-2016Admin Reply :
Please contact the airline directly for special assistance.
naina
Posted on 25-May-2016Admin Reply :
For international flights, you are allowed one check in baggage of 7 kg for Infants, no cabin allowance. Infant fee is Rs 2000. There shall be only 1 infant per adult.
Dr. Radhika C R
Posted on 22-May-2016Admin Reply :
Till 36 weeks of pregnancy, if pregnancy is singple and uncomplicated.
Avinash
Posted on 19-May-2016Admin Reply :
Shall be within permitted allowance.
rajesh sharma
Posted on 19-May-2016Admin Reply :
Support will be extended by the airline staff at the airport. Please inform the airline about the exact type of support you are looking for at least a day before date of travel.
priyanka
Posted on 17-May-2016Admin Reply :
You are not allowed to fly on Indigo since pregnancy is beyond 32 weeks.
Tina
Posted on 16-May-2016Admin Reply :
This can be taken extra, in addition to 7 kg cabin allowance.
Benjamin
Posted on 11-May-2016Admin Reply :
Rates for 20 kg excess baggage would be about Rs 4600 for Indigo, Rs 3500 for Goair and Rs 4400 for Spicejet. There are pre-booking+per kg rates. You will have to pay for taking cabin baggage into check-in and increasing the weight above limits.
Andy Patel
Posted on 07-May-2016Admin Reply :
With respect to your query on shuttle service, we are providing the link for your reference: http://www.newdelhiairport.in/terminal-transfers.aspx If airlines are different, then international allowance of one carrier will not be accepted on domestic routes of another carrier.
sneha
Posted on 06-May-2016Admin Reply :
Yes, these can be carried in check in baggage. Airline provides assistance at airport.
Kaveri
Posted on 02-May-2016Admin Reply :
Hot water is not allowed inside the cabin. You can ask for it from the cabin crew. Milk is allowed in not more than 100 ml quantity. If you want to carry more, the solution is to bring milk powder and seek hot water from cabin crew,
Amita Dhanu
Posted on 01-May-2016Admin Reply :
You can take this in cabin but please inform the airline about it.
Deepali
Posted on 28-Apr-2016Admin Reply :
Fully collapsible strollers allowed on till the cabin gate. After that these are put in check in.
Richa
Posted on 24-Apr-2016Admin Reply :
Checkin timelines are provided here:http://www.baggage-allowance.info/indigo-airlines-check-in-boarding Please discard the earlier message.
Prashant Kumar Dubey
Posted on 17-Apr-2016Admin Reply :
up ot 5 litres in check in baggage in sealed condition
Manoj balani
Posted on 11-Apr-2016Admin Reply :
Since there is a change of airline, you wil have to check in again. You might be allowed to carry medicines on board, but not the baggage. Please carry doctor prescription, if possible. Baggage allowance will be 15 kg check in and 7 kg cabin per person for both Air Vistara and IndiGo Airlines
Neha mohatta
Posted on 11-Apr-2016Admin Reply :
you will be allowed to take fully collapsible pram only till cabin gate of airline and thereafter it will be taken to the hold baggage. Clubbing of hand baggage with check in baggage is not allowed generally. There are no extra charges for carrying fully collapsible prams.
SURANJAN ROY
Posted on 09-Apr-2016Admin Reply :
This can be taken in cabin baggage.
Madhubala Tamrakar
Posted on 31-Mar-2016Admin Reply :
If you feel that there is a need to get yourself examined for fitness to undertake air travel, it is good thing to do and have the Fit to Fly certificate from treating doctor.
Archna Kher
Posted on 21-Mar-2016Admin Reply :
It might not be possible to have an attendant from an airline. However, you will have the required assistance like wheelchair at the airport. For this, please inform the airlines at the time of booking tickets or at least 2 days before the scheduled departure of flight.
Ashish Surana
Posted on 21-Mar-2016Admin Reply :
We fail to understand why you have put all this conversation here. What can we do for you?
Shikha
Posted on 20-Mar-2016Admin Reply :
Warm water will be provided inside the cabin by the crew. Just carry the milk powder. Electric kettle can be taken in check in baggage.
Nilofer
Posted on 20-Mar-2016Admin Reply :
Total weight shall not exceed 7 kg. You can take hand purse along with hand baggage.
Sanju
Posted on 14-Mar-2016Admin Reply :
You will get this certificate from the treating doctor. It has to be from the treating doctor.
Gevendra Kumar
Posted on 13-Mar-2016Admin Reply :
She is allowed to fly and there is no need for Fit to Fly certificate. You are requested to carry pregnancy progress report or chart which is maintainted during this course by the doctor. This will serve as a proof of pregnancy being in 25th week.
Sonia shrivastava
Posted on 03-Mar-2016Admin Reply :
As per Indigo policy, women crossing 32 weeks of pregnancy on date of flight are not allowed to fly.
namrata namdeo
Posted on 02-Mar-2016Admin Reply :
Medicines can be taken in cabin baggage. You shall carry a prescription for the same.
can i take mortal remains of a person in hand baggage
Posted on 29-Feb-2016Admin Reply :
We missed this query from you. You can carry the mortal remains of person after funeral in hand cabin but these shall be properly secured.
Priyanka
Posted on 28-Feb-2016Admin Reply :
You will not be required to check in again, therefore, this certificate does not need to be shown ideally. However, if the airline staff do ask you, there is no issue in showing it to them.
Roshna
Posted on 28-Feb-2016Admin Reply :
Stroller has to be fully collapsible and there is no weight limit attached to it. It is allowed till cabin gate only and from there it is taken to hold.
Vaibhav
Posted on 27-Feb-2016Admin Reply :
No, not allowed inside cabin, but only till cabin gate. From there it is taken to check in hold. But, it has to be a fully collapsible stroller.
Jyoti
Posted on 25-Feb-2016Admin Reply :
Till the end of 27th week of pregnancy there is no need for fit to fly certification. However, you shall carry the pregnancy progress report/chart whatever document you have to show as proof when asked about it at checkin. However, if you have crossed the 27th week on the day of flight, you shall carry a fit to fly certification.
dhanalakshmi
Posted on 23-Feb-2016Admin Reply :
Indigo does have inventory of wheelchairs on its flights. You are required to contact the airline for this assistance at least 24 hours before the flight.
Ruchi Sharma
Posted on 20-Feb-2016Admin Reply :
Fully collapsible pram is allowed in addition to your allowance if infant is travelling. But, this is allowed only till cabin gate and from there it is taken to check in hold.
Anseena
Posted on 15-Feb-2016Admin Reply :
There is no need for a Fit To Fly certificate. However, you can carry your pregnancy progress report or chart whatever docs maintain on regular basis to show at the airport that you are 12 or 13 weeks pregnant and there is no complication.
babita
Posted on 10-Feb-2016Admin Reply :
If you are in 25th week of pregnancy at the date of travel, there is no need for any document except for the pregnancy report which would show which week pregnancy it is. No Fit to Fly certificate need if it is a single pregnancy and there are no complications.
ranjeet
Posted on 09-Feb-2016Admin Reply :
Fit to Fly certificate is required. It shall not be obtained later than 3 days from date of flight and shall be from the treating doc.
Shilpa
Posted on 01-Feb-2016Admin Reply :
No, you need only Fit to Fly certificate.
Reena Negi
Posted on 19-Jan-2016Admin Reply :
Yes, this is allowed.
Rajshekhar
Posted on 16-Jan-2016Admin Reply :
No other document is needed if Fit to Fly certificate is carried. However, it shall not be issued later than 72 hours from date of flight.
Arun.R
Posted on 09-Jan-2016Admin Reply :
Allowance is limiteed to 15 kg check in baggage and 7 kg is for the cabin baggage per adult or child passenger on domestic routes within India. This is free allowance and will not be charged
92467
Posted on 04-Jan-2016Admin Reply :
The certificate has to be from the treating obstetrician and it shall not be older than 3 days from day of flight.
Jyotirmayee
Posted on 31-Dec-2015Admin Reply :
Till the end of 27 th week of pregnancy the Fit to Fly certificate is not required provided there is no prior complication and yours is not a case of multiple pregnancies.
SIVAPRASAD
Posted on 25-Nov-2015Admin Reply :
By calling their customer service or by logging in to your account with the airline.
Punam gupta
Posted on 23-Nov-2015Admin Reply :
Doctors have the Fit-to-fly certificate proforma with them. Doctor shall be a recognised medical practictioner, preferably your treating Gynae. Ultrasound report is not needed.
We can provide you the link to get medical form but can not confirm whether these are the same as what is required by the airline or with what is present with the doctors. Here are two links for the same:
https://book.goindigo.in/Content/MedicalForm.pdf
http://corporate.spicejet.com/Content/pdf/FitnessCertificate.pdf
Sravani varma
Posted on 20-Nov-2015Admin Reply :
Fit to Fly certificate is to be shown during the check in process at airport. You are allowed normal check in allowance of 15 kg and cabin allowance of 7 kg.
Sachin khandelwal
Posted on 08-Nov-2015Admin Reply :
Which airline are you going to travel with? We have received your enquiry both for IndiGo as well as Spicejet. For IndiGo, only upto 32 weeks pregnant women are allowed to fly. Fit to Fly certifciate will be required.
Syed Affsar Abbas
Posted on 31-Oct-2015Admin Reply :
No, fit to fly certificate is not needed if there is no complication in pregnancy and it is not a case of multiple pregnancies.
Dipa
Posted on 21-Oct-2015Admin Reply :
Among other things, it shall state progress of pregnancy, whether there is any complication or a case of multiple pregnancies. It shall also certify that you are fit to fly in this condition during the period of your travel from all aspects. Proformas are there with the gynaecologists and medical practitioners for Fit-to-Fly Certificate.
H L Bhaskara
Posted on 12-Oct-2015Admin Reply :
IndiGo staff will surely take care of the unaccompanied minor. This is a paid service and IndiGo charges Rs 1500 for it. There will be some documentation required to be done at the airport IndiGo checkin. Parent/Guardian will be required to present at airport till the take-off of airplane. Airline staff will accompany child all through to the cabin and care will also be taken while inside the cabin. At arrival airport, he will be handed over to the person whom you will mention. Contact and identity details of that person would also be required to be given by you.
Travel T &C during 28th week pregnancy
Posted on 11-Oct-2015Admin Reply :
Airlines does not object to air travel it if her treating doctor provides a Fit to Fly certificate. For domestic travel, 15 kg check in luggage and 7 kg cabin luggage would be allowed free of cost. If she needs any special assistance at departure or arrival airport, please speak to the customer service representative of the airline at the airport.
Indulekha
Posted on 05-Oct-2015Admin Reply :
Yes, Fit to Fly would not be needed. However, you would need to carry pregnancy progress report which will tell the duration of pregnancy.
Pooja G
Posted on 03-Oct-2015Admin Reply :
No special documents or certificates are needed if it does not involve any complications. Medical reports and the pregnancy progress chart you are carrying would be sufficient.
Mohit Malik
Posted on 08-Sep-2015Admin Reply :
It would be good if Fit To Fly certificate carried. Please ask the doctor whether she has crossed the 32 week pregnancy period. If yes, she will not be allowed to fly. If no, she will be allowed to fly with Fit to Fly certificate.
Rashed
Posted on 11-Jul-2015Admin Reply :
30 kg check in baggage and 7 kg cabin allowance is permitted on Spicejet. Fit to Fly certificate shall be no later than 2 weeks from scheduled departure. However, in situations where there is any complication, it is required to be issued no later than 48 hours before scheduled departure of flight.
Rashed
Posted on 11-Jul-2015Admin Reply :
30 kgs of check in baggage is allowed. Pregnancy certificate shall be obtained from treating doctor.
jugraj morya
Posted on 07-Jul-2015Admin Reply :
A Fit to Fly certificate from treating doctor is required. Proforma of this certificate is with the doctors.
Pravin Gaikwad
Posted on 05-Jul-2015Admin Reply :
Since pregnancy would be in 27th week and would not have gone into the 28th week, the rules do not make it mandatory to produce Fit To Fly Certificate. But, you are required to show a certificate wherein advancement of pregnancy is recorded or is stated by the doctor. Mere verbal permission would not work.
Deeps
Posted on 29-Jun-2015Admin Reply :
IndiGo has a policy wherein passengers in need of special assistance are required to inform it of the same at least 72 hours before scheduled departure of flight so that proper arrangement can be done for the same. You will have to contact their customer service if you are in need of special assistance.
Debraj Haldar
Posted on 15-Jun-2015Admin Reply :
This form is actually a MEDA form and not a Fit to Fly Certificate. This has been clarified by airline representative itself. So, the Fit to Fly certificate can be obtained from the treating doctor who do have the proforma of these forms. You will need to produce the Fit to Fly certificate at check in.
shaifali mathpal
Posted on 01-Jun-2015Admin Reply :
Yes, you are required to produce Fit To Fly certificate even though you are expecting a normal delivery, without any complicatioins, since you are in the 28th week of pregnancy. It can be obtained from your treating doctor.
abdul wakeel
Posted on 31-May-2015Admin Reply :
She is eligible to travel uptill the end of 32 weeks of pregnancy. She will be required to produce a Fit to Fly certificate from her treating doctor and this is commonly available with the doctors. This certificate shall not be more than 3 days older from the date of travel. So in your case, it shall not be older than 2nd June 2015. This certificate shall also mention the advancement of pregnancy.
ravindra Kumar Pandey
Posted on 22-May-2015Admin Reply :
sir, your question is not clear. Please specify the requirement. She would need a Fit to Fly Certificate from her treating doctor.
Aarti
Posted on 18-May-2015Admin Reply :
Yes, you can get special assistance for your child. You will have to carry the child to airport and ask for airport assitant staff of Spicejet. The accompanying person is required to stay at the airport till the time the child is handed over to the cabin crew. There is a need to fill certain forms which will specify the person to whom the child is to be handed over at the destination airport.