Yes, Breeze Airways does charge fees for changing flights, but the cost largely depends on the type of fare you purchased and when you make the change. For the airline’s “Nice” fare, which is the most basic and economical option, there is typically a change fee applied if you want to modify your booking. This fee is usually around $100 for each one-way ticket, and the new flight may be subject to price differences if the new ticket is more expensive. In addition, the value of your original ticket is generally credited as BreezePoints, which can be used toward future travel. However, if you decide to change your flight within the 24-hour booking window, you can often avoid additional charges, but the change must be made before the flight departs, and the new flight should be booked at least 7 days in advance. For the “Nicer” and “Nicest” fares, the flexibility increases. The “Nicer” fare allows for changes with no change fee if the new flight is rebooked in the same fare class, and while there might still be a difference in ticket prices, this fare type provides more leniency. The “Nicest” fare, which includes the highest level of flexibility, offers free changes and cancellations up to 15 minutes before departure, though the price difference still applies if the new ticket is more expensive. If you purchase a “No Flex” fare, the most restrictive ticket type, making changes typically results in a higher penalty. Not only are you subject to a change fee, but the refund is calculated based on when you make the change. For example, if you change the flight more than 60 days before departure, you get 100% of the fare value back as BreezePoints. However, as the departure date approaches, the refund percentage decreases, and if you change your flight within 1 hour of departure, no refund is provided. While Breeze Airways aims to keep their fares low, they make up for it with fees for changes and cancellations, especially with their most basic fare. Despite these charges, the airline’s flexibility with the “Nicer” and “Nicest” fares is an attractive option for travelers who anticipate needing changes, as it can help avoid extra costs. Additionally, Breeze’s change policies also apply to flights purchased through third-party agencies, although in these cases, it’s important to review the specific terms and conditions associated with the booking, as third-party fees may apply. In conclusion, while Breeze Airways does charge for flight changes, the fee depends on the ticket type and the timing of the change. Passengers with the most restrictive fare types will pay higher fees, while those with more flexible fare options may be able to modify their bookings with little to no additional cost. As always, it’s important to review the terms of your ticket at the time of booking to avoid any surprises if your travel plans change.