Tell us what changed
Enter the original and new flight details. No booking code or airline login is required.
Independent schedule-change review
Your airline changed your flight.Check your options before you accept.
A schedule change may open rebooking or refund options. We review what changed, the airline’s published policy, and practical alternative flights — then give you a clear action plan.
No booking code required.No airline login.Best for trips 72+ hours away.
Schedule change detected
JFK → LAX
Original
5:10 PM
Nonstop
New
2:25 PM
Nonstop
2h 45m earlier
An example change worth checking before acceptance
Policy
Checked
Options
Compared
Start
$0
Independent review
Official policy sources
No booking code required
No airline login
We do not sell flights
Why check first
A flight change is not always just an inconvenience.
When an airline changes your schedule, the new itinerary may not be your only option. Depending on the airline, ticket, route, and type of change, you may be able to ask for another flight or request a refund.
Most travelers simply click Accept.
We help you check first — without accessing your booking, contacting the airline, or making promises about the outcome.
How it works
A clear process, without the travel-agency layer.
The service is asynchronous from start to finish.
We review the change
We compare your itinerary change with the airline’s published policy and practical alternative flights.
Unlock the report
If we identify a potentially useful opportunity, you can purchase a detailed written report. If we find nothing, you pay nothing.
What we check
The itinerary details that can change the picture.
We focus on airline-initiated changes to scheduled commercial passenger flights.
Departure time changes
Arrival time changes
Added connections
Removed nonstop flights
Airport changes
Flight cancellations
Route changes
Cabin changes
Sample review
See the difference between a notification and an action plan.
A paid report explains what changed, why it may matter, which official source applies, what flight to request, and what to say.
Flight change review
JFK → LAX
Original
5:10 PM
Nonstop · same date
New
2:25 PM
Nonstop · same date
Example alternative
6:20 PM
Nonstop · same date
Assessment
Potentially useful schedule-change opportunity.
Example suggested wording
“Hi. My original itinerary was changed by the airline. I’d like to ask whether I can be accommodated on the 6:20 PM flight on the same travel date instead.”
A full report also includes policy sources, backups, request order, and caveats
Simple pricing
Start free. Pay only when there may be something useful to pursue.
One-time written reports. No subscription, no booking fee, and no hidden fourth plan.
Quick Check
$0
A focused initial review of your airline-initiated schedule change.
- Initial schedule-change review
- Basic opportunity assessment
- No charge if nothing useful is identified
Action Plan
$29
A written action plan for one affected flight segment.
- One affected flight segment
- What changed and why it may matter
- Official airline-policy source
- Best alternative to request
- Up to 2 backup alternatives
- Suggested airline wording
- Clear next step
Full Trip Report
$69
A full outbound and return review for one round-trip booking.
- Whole round-trip review
- Up to 4 segments
- Up to 5 alternative flights
- Routing comparison
- Official policy source
- Public fare snapshot where practical
- Booking-channel considerations
- Suggested wording and request order
A different kind of travel utility
We are not a flight tracker.
Flight trackers tell you that something changed. We help you understand whether that change may create an opportunity.
No ticket sales or reservations
No airline account access
No live travel support
No guaranteed airline outcomes
Source-backed methodology
Change, policy, alternatives, and a practical next step.
We separate legal refund rules, airline-specific rebooking policies, and practical alternative flights. These are not the same thing.
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Original itinerary
2
Revised itinerary
3
Published airline rules
4
Practical alternatives
FAQ
Straight answers before you submit.
Is FlightChangeCheck an airline or travel agency?+
No. FlightChangeCheck is an independent information and itinerary-review service. We do not sell flights, issue tickets, modify reservations, or contact airlines for customers.
Do I need to provide my confirmation code?+
No. We do not request a booking reference, passenger name, ticket number, airline login, loyalty credentials, passport details, or payment-card information.
What does the free Quick Check reveal?+
It tells you only whether we found a potentially useful opportunity worth investigating. Detailed policy analysis, alternative flights, suggested wording, and backups are included only in a paid report.
Can you guarantee the airline will approve my request?+
No. Airline policies, schedules, fares, and seat availability change. Final approval always rests with the airline or the agency that issued the ticket.
Is this for urgent, same-day travel problems?+
No. The service is asynchronous and best suited to trips at least 72 hours away. We do not provide airport assistance, live rebooking, phone support, or emergency travel help.
Before you accept
Your airline changed your flight. Check your options first.
Start with a free review. If we do not find a clear opportunity worth pursuing, you pay $0.