Flying with Ryanair next month- will be 2 months Pregnant

Baby4

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schemingbohemia

No you won't be allowed board early because you're pregnant, you won't be showing anyway so how would they know?

Pay for priority boarding. Best of luck with pregnancy and enjoy the holiday.

Baby4

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quadrifoglio verde

Would it not make sense just to wait until the very last minute and then board, as opposed to queuing up for ages.
You're already assigned a seat. Then wait until everyone else is off the plane or nearly off the plane, to get your stuff.
Thats what I do any time I fly with them, don't understand the mad panic

keithclancy

https://www.ryanair.com/doc/conditions/FR-FITTOFLYLETTERS.pdf

At two months you are fine.

Only after 28 Weeks you need a letter

After 32/36th week its not possible to fly anymore.

IMO I would book an Emergency Exit seat to give yourself a bit more leg room, no point in skimping on it when your comfort is important.

Baby4

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Timfy

New Policy... everyone is now assigned a seat.

spurious

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Yes you are.

Eponymous

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Wrong.

http://www.ryanair.com/en/questions/priority-boarding/

Fred Swanson

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Eponymous

OP, just prebook some decent seats and then just sit back and watch the cattle queue up. Once the queue has died down, then you can saunter aboard.

Congrats on your good news. I presume you've pretty much just found out!

Baby4

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So your 3 weeks pregant and will be 2 months when travelling. Would not expect ryanair to give you any special help as you are not heavily pregant and struggling to move. You will not even be showing . Its not an illness you know !

grimm2005

I agree with keithclancy, pay for an exit row seat for the extra comfort, it's a tenner each way, don't bother with priority boarding, take a seat at your gate and wait for everybody else to board and then just heads through the gate when there's little to no queue left.

jjbrien

grimm2005 wrote: »

I agree with keithclancy, pay for an exit row seat for the extra comfort, it's a tenner each way, don't bother with priority boarding, take a seat at your gate and wait for everybody else to board and then just heads through the gate when there's little to no queue left.

The exit row seats come with priority boarding as part of the deal. http://www.ryanair.com/ie/questions/can-i-still-buy-priority-boarding/

Priority Boarding is free for all customers who purchase a Premium Seat (rows 1-5, 16 & 17, 32 & 33).

So if the OP buys an exit row seat she will have priority boarding

grimm2005

Ah I didn't know that as I've never actually paid for a seat!

mfceiling

2 months?

I'd hate to see you when you're 8 and a half months gone!!

PLL

mfceiling wrote: »

2 months?

I'd hate to see you when you're 8 and a half months gone!!

I was about to say the exact same thing!!

Shadylou

I presume this is your first baby?.....at two months you'll be just fine.....don't be surprised if you get some funny looks from the cabin crew when you show them your letter :-).

Gatica

I would say, don't bother to show them the letter, as other poster said, you'll just get funny looks. Unless you've a giant baby at 2 months, you won't be showing that you're pregnant at all.
Unless, maybe you're so excited about it, you want the world to know, so you're more than welcome to show the letter in excitement, you'll still get the funny looks though..
Are you travelling alone? It would be nice if you had someone who could help you out with your bag, getting you tea, etc...
If you're feeling tired all the time and don't want to stand in a long line, you really don't need to. Board last and if you have a large cabin bag (one that won't fit under seat in front), just have a shopping bag ready if they take your luggage off you to take out essentials for the flight and hand in your bag. Best of luck on your flight!

Murt10

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I wouldn't be writing off future holidays yet.

Kids up to 2yrs travel free, and you won't be tied into the school holidays either.

Who knows, you might have two free kids to bring on holidays yet.