Things to know before canceling or changing a Delta Flight
Hold off as long as you can prior to dropping or changing a flight. Assuming Delta changes or postpones the timetable or drops the flight you might be qualified for a discount or change without any charges. This strategy is particularly useful assuming that you book far ahead of time. The special case is the point at which you have accomplished an Elite level where charges are deferred. Also, if conceivable, consider an immediate flight change, which regularly costs $50.

Know the charges before you book two one-way trips rather than a full circle. Delta charges a $200 change or drop expense for paid homegrown flights including trips inside the US, US Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico, and Canada, and charges as high as $500 for worldwide travel. That expense is charged per flight! In this way, in the event that you change or drop a homegrown full circle flight, you will pay $200. Assuming you change or drop two one-way homegrown flights you will pay $200 for each or $400