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The doctor clearing her and the airline accepting her are 2 different things.The doctor has cleared her safe for travel since her due date is months away.
I believe my prior response is unambigious and it doesn't matter how many times you ask but I will repeat it again - No.The baby does not get citizenship for sure even if the parents are legally allowed to stay in UK on work permit basis?
You have said that she is 33 weeks pregnant so that means that she is about 7 weeks away from delivering. Different Stupid have different policies but she is getting awfully close to the time when she will not be allowed to fly. Have a look at this website which you will see says that :-The doctor has cleared her safe for travel since her due date is months away.
You would need to check the website of your expected airline to check their policy.British Airways is particularly generous. It allows anyone with an uncomplicated single pregnancy to travel up to 36 weeks, and anyone carrying twins (or more) up to 32 weeks. After 28 weeks all pregnant women need a doctor's letter.
As Kayalami has already correctly said the child will not become British merely because he/she is born in the UK. In fact after either/both parents get ILR in say five years time you will be able to apply to register the child as British. But if the child is born outside the UK then when either parent applies for naturalisation as British in say six years time, it will be possible to add the child to the form and get the child registered as British anyway.The baby does not get citizenship for sure even if the parents are legally allowed to stay in UK on work permit basis?