You can't change your reservation online once you've checked in. Contact Reservations for assistance. If you're unable to make your flights, contact Reservations prior to your flight's departure to retain the value of your ticket. Charges or penalties may apply for changes, depending on the fare paid for the ticket.

Yes, you can usually change your flight after online check-in, but the process and fees involved depend heavily on the airline’s specific policies, the type of ticket you purchased, and how close you are to departure.

Here’s a breakdown of what typically happens:

Key Considerations:

1. Check-in Status: Once you’ve checked in, your reservation is in an “active” state. To make a change, the airline will almost always need to first cancel your check-in. This can often be done online through the “Manage My Booking” section, or you’ll need to contact the airline directly.

2. Ticket Type (Fare Rules): This is the most important factor.

   • Flexible/Refundable Tickets: Changes are usually allowed, often with no change fees (though a fare difference may apply).
   • Non-refundable/Restricted Tickets: Changes are typically subject to change fees plus any fare difference between your original ticket and the new flight. These fees can be substantial.

3. Time Before Departure:

   • If it’s more than a few hours before departure, you can usually cancel your check-in online and proceed with the change.
   • If it’s very close to departure (e.g., within 1-3 hours), online systems may lock you out. You must call the airline immediately or see an agent at the airport. Changes at this stage are at the airline’s discretion.

4. Type of Change:

   • Date/Time Change: Most common. Subject to fees and fare differences.
   • Name Change: Generally not