As long as there are no identified complications or concerns with your pregnancy, it is generally safe to travel at all times during your pregnancy. The ideal time to travel during pregnancy is the second trimester. A few precautions to be taken while travelling by flight are: - Most airlines have narrow aisles and smaller bathrooms, which makes it more challenging to walk and more uncomfortable when using the restroom. Because of potential turbulence that could shake the plane, make sure you are holding on to the seat backs while navigating the aisle. - You may want to choose an aisle seat which will allow you to get up more easily to reach the restroom or just to stretch your legs and back. - Travel on major airlines with pressurized cabins and avoid smaller private planes. If you must ride in smaller planes, avoid altitudes above 7,000 feet. - Although doubtful, the risk of DVT can be further reduced by wearing compression stockings.

You can . The second trimester is the best time to travel. But get a clean chit from your gynaecologist first Yours should be a normal pregnancy, then traveling is no issue.

If you had no complications or have no medical problem s, probably u can fly. If possible,  avoid. The safest time to travel is from 3 Rd to 6 months of pregnancy