making flight changes when prices drop

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May 27, 2006 | 10:49 pm
  #1  
I booked a "cheap" return flight CBR-MEL, but with the current sale the same flights are available for $50 less. It was a red e-deal; can I rebook the old flights or does it need to be a different date (I'm not too fussed about changing dates). If I rebook to a cheaper flight, what happens to the $$ difference?
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May 28, 2006 | 12:13 am
  #2  
Try the change flights on the website, you should be able to get a price before committing the change.
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May 28, 2006 | 12:37 am
  #3  
Quote: I booked a "cheap" return flight CBR-MEL, but with the current sale the same flights are available for $50 less. It was a red e-deal; can I rebook the old flights or does it need to be a different date (I'm not too fussed about changing dates). If I rebook to a cheaper flight, what happens to the $$ difference?
It would be better for you to cancel the original booking and rebook it the same flgiht using the orginal fare as credit towards payment of a new fare.
But as per the fare condition, you cannot re-book and travel on the same day.

Besides, you would need to pay $38.5 itinerary change fee for any changes whether it be flights or dates, so the net beneift is very minimal. The $$ differnece can be used as credit for future QF flights within 12 months.

Hope this helps!
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