As it is expected, a need for Auntie Insurance to rebook a flight arose. This happened due to a schedule change. The original flight may have been canceled. Or it happen because she had to change her travel plans due to her jobs in Vancouver demand.
Now the question of the change fee occurs before a cheap first class ticket is issued, the airline will not charge a penalty, although Auntie Insurance's travel agent may ask for a service fee. If the change occurs after a cheap first class ticket is issued, a change penalty as specified in the fare rules of the original ticket applies, if you are responsible for the change. If the airline is responsible for the need to rebook a flight, no change penalty will apply.
Posting this was deemed important because Pitt asked Tinaw what the difference between an open ticket and a rebook flight is. Auntie Insurance divulged to Pitt she has no money spared for Pitt's electricity bill now and so this question.
Ahh, Pitt, be so kind and be a positive thinker so all will be well with you, dear!
Proverbs 3: 27-28 "Do not withhold good from those to whom it is due, when it is in your power to do it. Do not say to your neighbor, “Go, and come again, tomorrow I will give it”—when you have it with you. "
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