Change Your Flight Date
Need to travel on another day? An eligible date change can require new flight availability, repricing and, when applicable, a ticket exchange or reissue.
Review available options for traveler-requested flight changes, including a different date, departure time, route, return flight or cabin.
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If your travel plans changed and you already have a ticket, the available flight-change options depend on the airline, ticket status, fare rules, available inventory and who controls the ticket. A new travel date or flight may also price differently from the original itinerary.
BookMyReservations can review eligible servicing options for tickets we can handle. If an existing ticket cannot provide the itinerary you need, you can also compare a new flight reservation.
Need to travel on another day? An eligible date change can require new flight availability, repricing and, when applicable, a ticket exchange or reissue.
If you want an earlier or later departure on the same day, available flights and the ticket rules determine what options can be reviewed. A different fare may apply.
If your current ticket does not provide a workable option, search available flights.
Changing the origin, destination or routing can require repricing and may not be permitted by every fare. An eligible routing change may also require the ticket to be exchanged or reissued.
For the ticketing side of a change, see ticket exchange and reissue.
If travel has already started and you need to change the continuing or return flight, the remaining ticket status, fare conditions and requested itinerary need to be reviewed.
Call BookMyReservations with your current itinerary and requested new travel date.
A flight change is more than replacing one flight number with another. The ticket first needs to be reviewed to determine who can service it, whether the requested itinerary is permitted, and whether the remaining ticket value can be applied to the new flights.
A typical review may include checking the ticket status and unused flight segments, confirming availability for the requested date or route, reviewing the applicable fare conditions, pricing the new itinerary, and comparing that price with the value available from the existing ticket. If the traveler accepts the new itinerary and pricing, an eligible ticket may then need to be exchanged or reissued. The exact process varies by airline, fare and ticket history.
The airline shown on the itinerary is not always the only party that can service the ticket. Ticket control can depend on where the ticket was issued and whether it is currently controlled by an airline or travel agency. A ticket issued by another agency may need to be handled by that original issuer, while some airline-controlled situations may need to be handled directly by the carrier.
BookMyReservations can review servicing options for tickets we are able to handle. If we do not control the ticket, we can identify that limitation before a transaction is confirmed rather than representing that every airline ticket can be changed by BMR.
Before confirming a change, review the complete replacement itinerary rather than only the departure time. Check the travel date, origin and destination airports, connection points and connection time, operating airline, cabin, and any remaining or return flights that should stay in the reservation.
Also review the applicable fare difference or other charges and confirm that the ticket will reflect the new itinerary after any required exchange or reissue. For an itinerary that has already been partly used, the remaining flights deserve particular attention because a change can affect more than one segment.
Changing a flight can affect the price even when the requested itinerary looks similar to the original one. Current availability and the applicable fare for the new itinerary can create a fare difference. Other charges may also apply depending on the ticket and fare rules. Applicable itinerary and pricing should be reviewed before a change is confirmed.
Sometimes. When an eligible ticketed itinerary changes, the ticket may need to be exchanged or reissued so that it reflects the new flights and applicable fare. If your request specifically involves an exchange or reissue, review our airline ticket exchange options.
If part of the itinerary has already been flown, changing the remaining trip can be more complex than changing a wholly unused ticket. The used portion, remaining flights, ticket status, fare rules and new itinerary may all affect what can be done.
If the scheduled flight has already departed and you did not travel, the situation may need to be reviewed as a missed flight or no-show rather than a normal advance change. The status of the ticket and remaining itinerary can matter.
See missed flight rebooking options or call (877) 213-9599 promptly to review the itinerary.
If the airline changed or canceled the scheduled itinerary rather than you requesting a voluntary change, different airline rules and options may apply. Check the airline's notification and current reservation first. This page primarily addresses traveler-requested voluntary flight changes.
An existing ticket change is not always available or practical. If the ticket cannot be serviced by BMR, the requested change is not permitted, or the available exchange does not meet your travel needs, a new reservation may need to be considered.
Search available flights or review last-minute flight options when travel is urgent.
Have the passenger name, airline, current flight dates, origin and destination, and booking or ticket information available. Also have your preferred new date, time, route or cabin ready when possible. Do not send payment-card information by email.
Possibly. A voluntary flight change depends on the airline, ticket status, fare rules, available flights and who controls the ticket. A fare difference or other applicable charges may apply.
Some tickets may permit changes to the remaining or return itinerary after travel has started. The used portion, remaining ticket status, fare rules and requested new flight need to be reviewed.
Some fares permit routing or destination changes while others restrict them. An eligible route change may require repricing and ticket exchange or reissue.
An eligible ticketed itinerary change may require the ticket to be exchanged or reissued so it reflects the new flight and applicable fare.
No. The issuing agency, airline, ticket status and fare rules determine who controls the ticket. Another provider may need to handle a ticket it controls.
No. BookMyReservations is an independent travel service operated by Shiv Travel & Tours LLC.