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How flight attendants serve pregnant women and take special care of them.

With the continuous development and progress of the times, it is more and more convenient to go out for transportation. From the bus to the high-speed rail to the plane, you don't have to worry about going out for a long time. Many people travel by plane without causing traffic congestion and can reach their destinations quickly. However, pregnant women should pay more attention to flying than ordinary people. So how do flight attendants serve pregnant women, and what special care items do pregnant women have?

Every airline has relevant regulations for pregnant women to fly. Eligible pregnant women can take the flight, and flight attendants will also provide some services for pregnant women during the flight, such as taking the initiative to help pregnant women put away their belongings, paying attention to the adjustment of air vents on the plane, and introducing the location of toilets. For the safety of pregnant women, they will also give priority to arranging seats for pregnant women.

During the take-off and landing of the plane, some airline stewardesses will put pillows or other things on the pregnant woman's abdomen to remind her to fasten her seat belt under her abdomen. In addition, flight attendants will take the initiative to understand the needs of pregnant women during the cruise phase, ask their feelings and give them some care in time.

If the pregnant woman is about to give birth, the flight attendant will arrange the separation position between the pregnant woman and the passenger as soon as possible, and broadcast for the help of the doctor, inform the captain of the accident on the plane in time, and actively take corresponding countermeasures. In fact, it is rare for pregnant women to give birth on the plane, and the risk of giving birth on the plane is great, so the airlines stipulate that pregnant women who are pregnant for more than 36 weeks are not allowed to fly.