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there will be chances of bleeding

There is risk of bleeding

The risk of bleeding during flying is as much as the risk for bleeding when you are not flying. And no one can predict with certainty what is the risk of bleeding in such cases.

Avoid travels in such conditions

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It's better to avoid travelling with low lying placenta

You are advised not to travel with a low lying placenta as you might bleed profusely

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Is there any history of previous cesarean section? If so then as compared to others there will be somewhat less chances that it w thank you It’s common for the placenta to be low on the 12- or 20-week scan. By 28–32 weeks in about 90% of cases, the placenta is no longer low because the lower segment of the uterus stretches upward, carrying the placental edge with it. Re-check scan: Doctors usually schedule a follow-up ultrasound around 28 weeks (sometimes again at 32–34 weeks) to confirm its position.

Would advise you to avoid air travel unless absolutely necessary. Flights may cause pressure changes which may exacerbate your condition. Risks include bleeding, abruption ,preterm labour.

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