Most of the restrictions on flying whilst pregnant quoted by airlines are established to reduce the cost and disruption to the airline in the event of an in-flight diversion - not an issue for a flight on Loch Lomond Seaplanes as we could easily disembark you within ten minutes.

For medical information on flying whilst pregnant please click on the following link - Air Travel and Pregnancy - Royal College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists

The document above generally refers to flying in an airliner - with respect to pressure and altitude changes as well as DVT concerns - the seaplane flies for a short period at very low altitudes and there is almost no pressure change - normally around 2,000 feet. For example, many roads throughout the UK and Europe are at a similar altitude.