When must a pregnant flight attendant be grounded?

A pregnant flight attendant should be grounded when her healthcare provider advises it due to health risks to her or the baby, particularly if there are complications or concerns. Generally, airlines may have specific policies that require flight attendants to stop working by a certain point in their pregnancy, often around the 28th week, to ensure safety. Additionally, if the pregnant flight attendant experiences fatigue or discomfort that affects her ability to perform her duties, she may need to be grounded earlier. Ultimately, the decision should prioritize the health and safety of both the attendant and the unborn child.