Why are some prices higher or lower when I change a ticket?
When changing a ticket, you will see in the list of options some prices are, for example, +$10 and others -$10, and some even $0.
This means that that’s the price difference between the original booking and the new booking. Here’s an example:
If it’s +$10, it means that the new option is $10 more expensive.
If it’s -$10, it means that the new option is $10 cheaper. In this case, you will be refunded the difference.
If it’s $0, it means that there’s no price difference.
The prices may vary depending on the route and itinerary.
⚠️ Important: Besides the price difference between options, the new booking may be subject to “change fees”. You can verify this at the bottom of the screen once you select the option.
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This means that that’s the price difference between the original booking and the new booking. Here’s an example:
If it’s +$10, it means that the new option is $10 more expensive.
If it’s -$10, it means that the new option is $10 cheaper. In this case, you will be refunded the difference.
If it’s $0, it means that there’s no price difference.
The prices may vary depending on the route and itinerary.
⚠️ Important: Besides the price difference between options, the new booking may be subject to “change fees”. You can verify this at the bottom of the screen once you select the option.
📝 Related articles:
How can I change a ticket?
What do the flash* and the clock mean when I'm changing a flight?
How can I cancel an unused ticket and get a refund?
What are refundability and cancellation timeline?
How to start booking?
How to start a search?
Updated on: 12/11/2021
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