How to change a Air Canada flight
Change options depend on the fare rules and on who issued the ticket. Call with your confirmation handy and an agent will go through what is possible, including pricing a new Air Canada flight if that works out better.
- Fare-brand change eligibility (Basic vs. Flex/Comfort/Latitude)
- Date and time change requests
- Aeroplan points itinerary changes
- Same-day change questions
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Air Canada cancellation help
We will go through the 24-hour rule, refund versus credit, and what a non-refundable fare still allows. Refunds on tickets we issued are handled by our desk directly.
- 24-hour cancellation questions
- Fare-brand refund eligibility
- Aeroplan ticket cancellation questions
- Travel credit guidance
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Missed Air Canada flight and rebooking help
If departure is close or has passed, move quickly: whoever issued the ticket controls same-day options on it, and we can book a replacement flight today if you need one.
- No-show policy questions
- Same-day rebooking options
- Standby availability questions
- Connecting flight disruption support
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Air Canada refund and travel credit questions
Refund and credit value depends on the fare and on who issued the ticket. We service credits on tickets we issued and can explain how a credit held elsewhere is usually redeemed.
- Refund versus travel credit review
- Schedule change and disruption questions
- Unused ticket value guidance
- Rebooking support after cancellation
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FAQ
Air Canada change and cancellation questions
How can I change a Air Canada flight?
Air Canada offers several fare brands, generally including Basic, Standard, Flex, Comfort, and Latitude. Basic fares tend to carry the most change restrictions, while Flex, Comfort, and Latitude fares generally allow changes for a fare difference.
Can I cancel a Air Canada flight and get a refund?
Cancellation and refund eligibility on Air Canada generally follows the fare brand purchased. Basic fares are typically the most restricted outside the 24-hour window, while Latitude and higher tiers are usually the most flexible.
What if I booked somewhere else?
AirFlightSearch can help explain general options and route your support request. Some actions may still need to be completed with the original booking source or airline.
Is AirFlightSearch Air Canada?
No. AirFlightSearch is independent and is not affiliated with Air Canada or operated as an official airline website.