What Pregnancy Travellers Say
Niamh Hehir
IE • 2 reviews
Very efficient service
Very efficient service, I emailed customer service prior to using, and Craig replied swiftly to my questions, I used to premium service as I was unsure on if I needed the Ryanair form too, I received my fit to fly cert and Ryanair form within 30 minutes. Thank you, would definitely recommend
Sinead Angell Lee Cooper
GB • 5 reviews
Amazing experience
Amazing experience! So fast and much more affordable than others. I needed something added to my fit to fly pregnancy letter and it was done with no problems!
Ioana G
GB • 6 reviews
Pregnancy fitness to fly letter
I needed a fitness to fly letter during pregnancy. The form was very easy to fill in (uncomplicated pregnancy). Didn’t require a call. Got the letter pdf by email in 3h since submitting the request on a Saturday afternoon (standard service). I timed the request to stay within the airline 6-day window for dating the letter. Went with this provider because it was the most affordable.
Does Your Airline Have Its Own Form?
Some airlines require their own pregnancy fit-to-fly form rather than, or alongside, a standard medical letter. Tell us your airline and travel dates when ordering so the correct documentation can be considered.
✈️ Ryanair
Ryanair requires its pregnancy fit-to-fly form from 28 weeks. Premium can include completion of the airline form following clinical review.
✈️ Jet2
Jet2 has specific pregnancy certificate and dating requirements. Premium can include completion of the Jet2 form where required.
🌍 Other Airlines
Requirements vary by carrier. We can review supported airline-specific forms where required and clinically appropriate.
Not sure what your airline needs? Email support@fastdoc.co.uk before ordering and our team can help.
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A Professional Letter Ready for Travel
Every FastDoc pregnancy fit to fly letter is issued on official headed paper and includes the information airlines commonly request:
- Your full name and date of birth
- Your stage of pregnancy and expected due date
- Confirmation of single or multiple pregnancy
- The doctor’s clinical assessment of fitness to travel by air
- The doctor’s full name, signature and GMC registration number
Your signed PDF is delivered directly to your email, ready to present at check-in or send to the airline. If your carrier requires its own pregnancy form, Premium can include completion of a supported airline form where required and clinically appropriate.
How It Works
Complete the Online Form
Tell us your airline, travel dates, stage of pregnancy, expected due date, whether the pregnancy is single or multiple, and any complications. Usually takes under 5 minutes.
Independent Clinical Review
A GMC-registered UK doctor independently reviews the information you provide. If anything further is needed before a decision can be made, we’ll contact you.
Receive Your Documents
If clinically appropriate, your signed PDF is emailed to you. Standard is same day; Premium has a 30–90 minute target and can include supported airline-specific forms where required.
Why Choose FastDoc?
Fast Delivery
Standard service is same day. Premium requests receive priority review with a 30–90 minute target during service hours.
GMC-Registered Doctors
Every request is independently reviewed and, where clinically appropriate, signed by a GMC-registered UK doctor.
Airline Form Support
Premium can include supported airline-specific pregnancy forms, including Ryanair and Jet2 forms, where required and clinically appropriate.
100% Refund Guarantee
If the reviewing clinician cannot issue your letter following clinical review, you will receive a full refund.
Digital Delivery
Your signed document is delivered by email as a PDF, ready to present at check-in or send to your airline.
Secure & Confidential
Your pregnancy and medical information is handled securely and confidentially throughout the review process.
What Is a Pregnancy Fit to Fly Letter?
A pregnancy fit to fly letter is a medical document confirming your current stage of pregnancy, expected due date and a doctor’s clinical assessment of your fitness to travel by air. Depending on the airline, it may also need to confirm whether the pregnancy is single or multiple and whether there are any relevant complications.
Airline rules vary by carrier and stage of pregnancy. Many airlines begin asking for pregnancy travel documentation from around 28 weeks, while some require their own form or have specific rules about when the document must be dated. Always check your airline’s current policy and provide your airline plus outbound and return dates when ordering.
The FastDoc Standard
Doctor-Reviewed
Every request is independently reviewed by a GMC-registered UK doctor
Secure & Confidential
Your medical information is handled securely and confidentially
Airline Form Support
Premium can include supported airline-specific pregnancy forms where required
100% Refund Guarantee
Full refund if the clinician cannot issue your letter following clinical review
Frequently Asked Questions
Does my airline require its own pregnancy form?
Some airlines do. Ryanair and Jet2 are examples of airlines with specific pregnancy documentation requirements. Premium can include completion of supported airline-specific pregnancy forms where required and clinically appropriate. Tell us your airline and travel dates when ordering, and always check your airline’s current policy before travel.
When do I need a pregnancy fit to fly letter?
Airline policies vary, but many begin asking for pregnancy travel documentation from around 28 weeks. The permitted stage of pregnancy can also differ for single and multiple pregnancies. Check your airline’s current policy before ordering and travelling.
How quickly will I receive my letter?
Standard service is same day. Premium requests receive priority review with a 30–90 minute target during service hours. Timing remains subject to the doctor having enough information to complete the clinical review safely.
What information do I need to provide?
You’ll be asked for your personal details, current stage of pregnancy, expected due date, whether the pregnancy is single or multiple, your airline and travel dates, and details of any complications. You usually won’t need to upload medical records or scans, but the reviewing doctor may request further information if needed.
Can I get a letter if I have pregnancy complications?
This depends on the nature and severity of the complication. The doctor will independently assess the information you provide and may ask for further details. If the clinician cannot safely issue the letter following review, you will receive a full refund.
How long is the letter valid for?
There is no single validity period that applies to every airline. Some carriers require pregnancy documentation to be dated within a specific window before departure or return travel. Provide both your outbound and return dates when ordering and check your airline’s current requirements.
Do I need to see my midwife or GP first?
No appointment with your own GP or midwife is required for a FastDoc review. A GMC-registered UK doctor carries out an independent remote clinical assessment based on the information you provide. If further information or an in-person assessment is needed, the doctor will let you know rather than issue a letter without sufficient information.
Is my information kept confidential?
Yes. Your pregnancy and medical information is handled securely and confidentially and is only used as necessary to process and clinically review your request. If you have a question before ordering, contact support@fastdoc.co.uk.
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