Airlines love charging fees, but the worst is when you should probably change or cancel your reservation.
Its not all bad news, though: some airlines have better policies than others.
Lets break down which are the best and which are the worst.
Lets start with a quick rundown of all the different policies for canceling and changing flights.
For our purposes, well just take a look at non-refundable tickets.
But, if youre lucky, theyll screw something up and give you an easy out.
They dont charge anything to change your flight to a different day or an entirely different city altogether.
Next to Southwest isAlaska, which has an okay, but not as awesome as Southwest plan.
If you change your itinerary over 60 days in advance of your flight, its free.
However, once you pass the 60 day threshold, itll cost you $125.
Spirit,JetBlue, andAllegiantall have similar policies and the same downfalls.
