This guide explains how to change flight details or correct a passenger name on an Air France booking, what’s allowed, and what restrictions apply.

Name Change & Correction Rules

• You can fix minor spelling errors (like typos) to match your passport or ID — usually up to a few characters.

• Full ticket transfers to another person are not allowed — Air France tickets are non‑transferable.

• Legal name changes (for example, after marriage or divorce) are permitted if you provide valid documents like a marriage certificate or court order.

• Minor corrections should be requested well before departure, often at least 24–30 hours ahead, to avoid issues.

Fees & When They Apply

• Correcting small spelling mistakes is often free if done early, but fees may apply based on your ticket type, fare rules, and how close to departure you request the change.

• Legal name changes or corrections made late may involve a cost — this varies by booking and fare.

Common Name Corrections

• Fixing typos or misspelled names.

• Adjusting name order to match official ID.

• Adding missing middle names if they appear on the passport.

Flight Change (Rescheduling)

• Flight changes (like updating travel dates or times) depend on your fare conditions and may be handled online or through support.

• Change fees and fare differences may apply when altering flight details, so check fare rules before confirming.

Important Tips

• Ensure the ticket name matches your passport/ID exactly to avoid denied boarding.

• If your booking was made through a travel agent or third‑party site, you may need to contact them to request edits.

• For legal name updates, have official documentation ready when requesting the change.

This summary helps you understand what Air France allows for flight changes and name corrections, how to request them, possible fees, and key rules to follow.