Changing an Asiana flight: recheck prepaid seats and meals

Changing an Asiana flight: recheck prepaid seats and meals

A difference and a reissue charge may apply. For certain partial-itinerary or cabin changes, the reservation center is the specified route. The guidance also says prepaid seats and meals are canceled when the itinerary changes and need to be requested again. Before authorizing the change, list the flight segments you want to move and the paid services attached to them. Ask for the total exchange amount and an explanation of how each ancillary payment will be handled. Do not assume that an unchanged booking reference means an old seat or meal remains reserved. After receiving the new ticket, review each segment and reapply for the services you still need. Keep both the exchange receipt and the new service confirmations. For a time-sensitive meal, seat, or accessibility need, obtain confirmation on the replacement flight before treating the revised trip as ready to travel.