Posted by One Mile at a Time on March 4, 2020 and summarized below:
JetBlue, Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, and Delta Air Lines are waving change fees on new bookings as a way of drumming up business.
United Airlines is waiving change fees for all tickets booked between March 3 and March 31, 2020; this this allows customers to change to another flight within 12 months from the original ticket issue date; any fare differences do apply, you just don’t pay the (typically $200) change fee.
This applies to all tickets, all fare types, all destinations, and all travel dates available for sale, as long as the ticket number starts with "016" (United only, but other airlines have similar ticket number policies)
This applies to both domestic and international itineraries, while Delta’s policy is restricted to international itineraries You can cancel all the way up to departure, while American requires you to cancel at least 14 days in advance
This policy applies to tickets purchased over the course of four weeks (United), while some of the other policies only apply for a two week ticketing period (most others)
This is basically what Southwest’s policy is all day every day.
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