Passengers are kindly requested to review the rules for the transportation of pregnant women and children prior to planning their journey.

In case of any questions regarding the conditions of carriage, passengers may contact the airline’s official representatives or use the contact details provided in the “Contacts” section.

1. Transportation of Pregnant Women

1.1. The carriage of pregnant women is permitted provided that the following time remains until the expected date of delivery:

• for a pregnancy of up to 28 weeks—a certificate from a medical facility confirming the gestational age and the absence of contraindications to flying;
• for a gestational age of 28 to 32 weeks inclusive (in the case of a singleton pregnancy)—a medical certificate confirming the gestational age and the absence of contraindications to flying, as well as a prenatal care card;
• for multiple pregnancies — travel is permitted up to and including 30 weeks provided there is a certificate, no contraindications to flying, and a prenatal care record.

1.2. The medical certificate must:

— contain information regarding the gestational age and the absence of contraindications to flying;

— be issued no earlier than 3 calendar days prior to the departure date specified on the ticket;

— be valid on the date of travel.

Medical documents (certificate and exchange card) must be kept by the passenger and presented upon the Airline’s request.

1.3. A pregnant woman may be transported only if she signs a document confirming that the airline is not liable for any adverse consequences related to the passenger’s health condition.

1.4. The airline has the right to refuse to transport a pregnant woman in the absence of the necessary medical documents or if there are reasonable doubts regarding the safety of the flight.

1.5. Newborns and women who have recently given birth are not permitted to travel during the first 7 calendar days after the birth of the child.

1.6. The airline has the right to refuse to transport a pregnant woman if required by the laws of the destination country.

1.7. Pregnant women are not assigned seats near emergency exits.

1.8. Pregnant women who are 28 weeks or more into their pregnancy are not permitted to travel with a child under 2 years of age unless a separate seat is provided for the child.

2. Carriage of Children and Infants

2.1. The carriage of children and infants is carried out in accordance with safety requirements, these Rules, and the terms and conditions of the applicable fare.

2.2. Infants aged 7 days to 5 years may only be transported when accompanied by an adult in accordance with the procedure established by the Airline and without a separate seat; the free baggage allowance does not apply, unless otherwise provided for in the fare conditions or paid for separately.

2.3. Children aged 5 to 12 years are transported in a separate seat, unless otherwise required by mandatory safety regulations. The free baggage allowance applies to this category of passengers.

2.4. The age of an infant and a child is determined as of the date of commencement of carriage.

3. Special Provisions for Booking Transportation of Children

3.1. The number of infants carried on a single flight without a separate seat may be limited. To ensure flight safety, the number of infants in this category on a single flight is limited and may not exceed 10% of the total number of passenger seats, but no more than 10 infants per flight.

3.2. If technical limitations of the reservation system prevent the booking of an infant’s transportation in the required format, the Airline reserves the right to apply a technical solution that does not alter the Passenger’s actual status or the terms of carriage.

3.3. The final determination of the Passenger’s category is made based on the documents provided.