Confirmed reservation changes now allowed with American

Wednesday, 30 Sep, 2005 0

American Airlines announced that for a $25 fee passengers could confirm a seat for an earlier or later flight than originally booked.

Passengers may still opt to fly stand-by at no cost.

Changes may be made through a travel agent, at the airport ticket counter, or at an airport self-service machine.

American believes it will generate incremental revenue from the new policy, as many fliers do wish to change their flights to an earlier or later time.  The $25 fee often equates to dinner and drinks at the airport.



 

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