Latest update, January 25 at 10 p.m. ET:

Where: Travel from all international destinations to the U.S. When: Travel originally scheduled through February 16

 

Delta is extending its waiver to provide more flexibility for customers rebooking international tickets, following the U.S. government requirement for COVID-19 testing of all international arrivals beginning January 26.

Delta will waive the fare difference for customers rebooking an international ticket purchased on or before January 12, if the ticket was originally scheduled through February 16. Customers must rebook their travel to begin on or before February 1.

Delta has also developed a dedicated COVID-19 testing resource, highlighting testing locations across Delta’s international network that offer one or more of the approved tests. More information is available here.

Under Delta Air Lines’ existing change fee waiver, customers can already rebook their travel without a change fee. For more information, visit delta.com.

Customers are always encouraged to check their flight status on delta.com or the Fly Delta Mobile App.

 

 

Previous update, January 12 at 8 p.m. ET:

Where: Travel from all international destinations to the U.S. When: Travel originally scheduled through February 9

 

Following the U.S. government’s new requirement for COVID-19 testing for all international arrivals beginning January 26, Delta has proactively issued a fare difference waiver for customers rebooking international tickets purchased on or before January 12.

 

The fare difference will be waived for customers originally scheduled to travel internationally to the U.S. through February 9, if they choose to rebook their travel to begin on or before January 25.

 

Under Delta’s existing change fee waiver, customers can already rebook their travel without a change fee. For more information, visit delta.com.

 

Customers are always encouraged to check their flight status on Delta.com or the Fly Delta Mobile App. Customers can also get updates sent directly to their mobile device or by email with One-Time Flight Notification. ​

 

 

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