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Can you change the name on a plane ticket easyJet?

You can change the name of a passenger on a booking to someone else by paying a Name Change Fee. These are clearly listed in Fees and Charges. It's cheaper to make changes on our website or via our mobile app (this must be done at least 2 hours before departure).



Yes, you can change the name on an easyJet ticket, but it is rarely free. easyJet allows name changes up to two hours before the flight's scheduled departure time. The cost of a name change varies depending on when you make the change; it is generally cheaper to do it more than 60 days before travel than it is within the 60-day window. In addition to the fixed name change fee, which can range from £50 to over £70 per person per flight, you may also have to pay the difference between the original fare and the current fare available at the time of the change. However, easyJet does allow you to correct small spelling mistakes (up to three characters) for free via their customer service team. If you need to change the name because of a legal name change (like a marriage or divorce), they will usually waive the fee if you can provide the necessary legal documentation. For standard commercial transfers where one person wants to give their ticket to another, the fees often make it more expensive than simply buying a new ticket, so it is wise to calculate the total cost before proceeding.

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