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Change fees have been waived for all tickets purchased on or before April 30, 2021, and there are no change fees for tickets purchased on or after May 1, 2021 when you purchase Main Cabin or above originating from North America. For tickets where travel begins outside of North America, we continue to offer waived change and cancellation fees. With no change fees, you have the flexibility to change the date, time or location of your trip prior to departure.
Your current flight value will be applied toward your new flight. However, if you change your flight, the cost of your new flight may be more than the original price you paid. In this case, you will be responsible for paying the difference in price. In cases where the price of your new flight is less than the original price you paid, you will receive an eCredit for the difference in price between your original flight and the price of your new flight.
As a reminder, Basic Economy tickets cannot be changed, but you may cancel before departure for a cancellation charge which is deducted from the value of your ticket; remaining value will be issued as an eCredit.
Visit My Trips or the Fly Delta app to make your changes.
Delta tickets normally expire one year from the date of purchase. However, for additional flexibility, all tickets expiring in 2022 and all new tickets purchased in 2022 will be able to be rebooked through December 31, 2023 for travel now through 2024. When you are ready to use your eCredit, visit delta.com/redeem or the Fly Delta app where you’ll be able to verify the existing value/expiration date information and apply the eCredit at the time of purchase.
Rest assured that we are at work updating all tickets with their extended validity later this year. As we make this update, you can continue to book tickets for travel anytime in 2022 or 2023 with your existing eCredits.
For more details about waiver eligibility and terms, visit delta.com/waivers.
Enjoy more peace of mind with no change fees when you purchase a Main Cabin ticket or higher on flights originating from North America. For tickets where travel begins outside of North America, we continue to offer waived change and cancellation fees.
If you change your flight, the cost of your new flight may be more than the original price. In this case, you will be responsible for the difference in price. In cases where the price of your new flight is less than the original price or if you choose to cancel your flight before departure, you will receive an eCredit for the difference between the price of your original ticket and the price of your new ticket.
In keeping with our longstanding policy, if we cancel or significantly delay a flight, we will first attempt to rebook you on an alternate flight, if one is available.
If we cannot find an alternate flight and we cancel the reservation for you, or if you choose to cancel the alternate itinerary we selected for you, you have a couple of options:
- Receive an eCredit for the value of the ticket;
- Adjust your itinerary in My Trips; or
- Request a refund to your original form of payment
If there is a qualifying significant schedule change after booking and your new itinerary no longer fits your travel needs, you have the following cancellation options:
- Receive an eCredit for the value of the ticket;
- Adjust your itinerary in My Trips; or
- Request a refund to your original form of payment
The same rules apply whether a flight is booked with cash, miles or using a Companion Certificate. For award flights that qualify for a change fee waiver, we are also waiving the mile redeposit fee.
All unused Companion Certificates as of July 31, 2021, or Companion Certificates issued between August 1, 2021 and December 31, 2021, will have the expiration date extended to book and fly by January 31, 2023. To cancel your trip and use your Companion Certificate for a future booking, please visit My Trips for your quickest service option. If you cannot complete your request in My Trips, visit the Help Center for assistance.
Visit delta.com/redeem where you’ll be able to verify your eCredit value, expiration date and redeem online for future travel.
Review our how-to page for tips on managing eCredits.
Face masks are no longer required inside domestic airports, on U.S. domestic flights and on most international flights.
We recommend reviewing Delta’s mask policy, which includes more information on mask usage. Please continue to bring a mask with you for international travel, because it may be required for some destinations based on their laws and requirements.
Cleaning crews perform extensive manual cleaning procedures to wipe down cabin surfaces including seats, consoles, seatback screens, windows, doors, lavatories and other high-touch areas of the cabin.
Check out more details about Delta’s aircraft cleaning procedures.
Destinations & Travel Restrictions
We want you to arrive prepared, so please visit the Delta Discover Map to learn about potential travel requirements for a trip you are planning or have booked. The information is up-to-date and personalized based on your specific circumstances. Entry and exit requirements are imposed by governments and may change before departure, so please be sure to check back close to your intended travel dates for the latest requirements.
Also, if you book an international flight, your trip may be eligible for Delta FlyReadySM which makes managing travel requirements faster and easier by guiding you through the process.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has issued entry requirements for the U.S. Everyone entering the U.S. ages 2 and older must have proof of a negative COVID-19 test taken 1 day before departure or documentation of recovery from COVID-19 within 90 days of departure, sign an attestation and provide contact tracing information.
In addition, all non-U.S. citizens and nonimmigrants ages 18 and older must be fully vaccinated.
All customers ages 2 and up traveling to or connecting through the U.S. must have proof of a negative COVID-19 test taken within 1 day before departure. A negative antigen or PCR test is accepted. Testing providers can be found at Testing Resources.
If you have recently recovered from COVID-19 you can travel with a positive test (taken within the past 90 days before travel) and a letter from a licensed healthcare provider or public health official stating that the customer has been cleared for travel, in lieu of the negative COVID test result.
Partner Airlines & Travel Affiliates
Our partner airlines have introduced measures to ensure a hassle-free, seamless experience from start to finish with an increased focus on cleanliness and your safety. Visit our partners’ websites for all the latest information.
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Hotel Reservations:
If you need to change or cancel your hotel reservation, you can use your confirmation number to Find Your Booking and manage your reservation, call 1-866-204-0280 or reply to your original booking confirmation email.
Rental Car Reservations:
To make changes to your car rental reservation, you can manage your booking in My Trips or call the rental car company directly.
Contact Delta
In general, you can use My Trips as the quickest way to resolve most ticket changes and issues. However, the following scenarios cannot currently be changed via My Trips and you will have to call for assistance:
- A form of payment used includes a combination of cash and miles or an upgrade using miles or certificates
- An adult traveling with an infant in arms
- Tickets that are sold or ticketed by another airline – generally, this means your flight number will start with something other than "DL", except for SkyMiles Award Travel operated by a Delta airline partner
If you are ready to book your new trip now, it’s easy to locate and redeem your eCredit online. If you don’t see your eCredit or have an issue booking on delta.com, please have your old ticket number ready when you call our Reservations team. Your ticket number is a 13-digit number beginning with 006. You can locate the ticket number on your emailed flight purchase receipt.