Change a flight booking

The airline sets it, and the fare type decides. Some fares can be changed with no change fee — you pay only any difference in fare. Others charge a fixed fee per passenger on top of the difference, and the cheapest basic fares often cannot be changed at all. We read the rule on your ticket and quote the fee and the fare difference as separate figures before anything is changed.

Yes. Give us the airline booking reference (PNR) and the name on the ticket. We retrieve the reservation, check what the fare rules allow, and quote the airline's change fee plus any fare difference before anything is actioned.

It depends on the airline and the fare you bought: the airline's change fee plus any difference between the fare you paid and the fare on the new flight. We tell you the full amount before we submit the change, and we only proceed once you approve it.

Most airlines allow minor spelling corrections; some charge a fee and some require documents. We check your airline's rule and tell you exactly what applies before we request the correction.

Once you approve the quoted amount, most changes are submitted to the airline the same day. For a flight departing within 24 hours, call us on +1 (570) 599-6951 — agents are on the phone seven days a week. If you cannot reach us and you are departing shortly, contact the operating airline directly — they hold the booking and can act on it at any hour.

Sometimes, and it depends on the fare and how close to departure you are. Most airlines stop allowing changes somewhere between a few hours before departure and the moment check-in closes, and the cut-off differs by carrier and fare type. Call +1 (570) 599-6951 as early as you can and we will check what is still possible. If you cannot reach us and you are departing shortly, contact the operating airline directly — they hold the booking and can act on it at any hour.

Often yes, though it depends on what your fare permits. A destination change is handled the same way as any other change: we read the fare rules on your ticket, then quote the airline's change fee plus the difference between the fare you paid and the new one. Some of the cheapest fare types do not allow a route change at all, and if yours is one of them we will tell you that rather than guess.

That is decided by the airline's fare rules, not by us. Some fares refund the difference, many issue it as a travel credit toward a future booking, and some keep it entirely. We read the rule that applies to your specific ticket and tell you the outcome before you approve anything, so there is no surprise after the change has gone through.

It depends on the airline. Some carriers allow a single passenger to be split off and moved on their own; others require every passenger on the reservation to travel on the same new flight. We check which rule applies to your booking before quoting, because it changes what the change costs.

Two things to begin: the airline booking reference (PNR) and the last name on the ticket. That is enough for us to retrieve the reservation and read its fare rules. Once you tell us the date or flight you want instead, we come back with the airline's change fee and any fare difference as separate figures. Nothing is charged until you approve the total.