If I buy two tickets on United for December '09, then in a month change the dates of travel (within 30 days) I know I will pay the difference in ticket price but how much is the change fee per ticket?
Ticket change fee question
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Go to the airline for accurate information. It differs for domestic vs international flights.
http://www.united.com/page/article/0,,51163,00.html
Domestic travel:
- Non-refundable fare: Subject to change fee of $150.00 and any possible fare difference based on changes made.
International travel:
- Non-refundable fare: Subject to rules of the fare. Call United Reservations to change. Please note: Some fares cannot be changed, some you can only buy up on, some have a change fee of anywhere from $150 - $250 and then may only allow exchange before travel has started or sometimes only after travel has started.