I hope someone may be able to help here, please. We are planning a week's holiday in April when I will be 28wks on the way out and 29 wks on the way back. Before booking with Easyjet I called them as I had found contradictory information on their website. I was told, by a very uncertain sounding lady, that up to 32 wks with a singleton pregnancy they do not need a fit to fly letter/ certificate.
I have asked for e-mail confirmation of this as I really don't want to book and turn up only to be refused boarding! Has anyone else flown with Easyjet recently between 28 and 32 wks and not had a letter? I am minded to get one regardless, but have read that it needs to be dated within 5 days of flying which obviously doesn't work for the return leg! Very confused 