SkyWest Airlines·Operates for Delta, United, American and Alaska
How to Change a SkyWest Flight — Fees & Rules
How to Change a SkyWest Flight — Fees & Rules — Summary
Change a SkyWest booking: change fees, fare difference rules, same-day change and standby, the 24-hour rule, and what happens if you no-show.
Key Travel Facts & Insights
- Change fees: Set entirely by the mainline carrier on your ticket..
- Same-day changes and standby: Handled by the mainline carrier..
- The 24-hour rule: The DOT 24-hour rule applies through the mainline carrier who sold the ticket..
- If you miss the flight: Mainline no-show rules apply..
Change fees
Set entirely by the mainline carrier on your ticket.
Same-day changes and standby
Handled by the mainline carrier.
The 24-hour rule
The DOT 24-hour rule applies through the mainline carrier who sold the ticket.
If you miss the flight
Mainline no-show rules apply.
Which fare you bought matters
Sold under the mainline brand — SkyWest does not set fare rules. Read the mainline carrier's conditions.
Fastest way to make the change
Use the mainline carrier's app and website. SkyWest has no passenger-facing booking or servicing system.
SkyWest changing your flight — common questions
Does SkyWest charge a change fee?
Set entirely by the mainline carrier on your ticket.
Can I cancel a SkyWest flight within 24 hours?
The DOT 24-hour rule applies through the mainline carrier who sold the ticket.
What happens if I miss my SkyWest flight?
Mainline no-show rules apply.
More SkyWest help
Booking SkyWest? Talk to a US travel consultant.
Fare rules, baggage allowances and change policies differ by route and fare brand. Our consultants confirm the exact terms attached to your itinerary before you pay — and handle the change or refund if plans move.