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Wondering how to change your United Airlines flight after you’ve already booked it? Well, if the airline has its way, you’ll have to pay $200 to do so (or $150 if you call in advance), and that money won’t be refunded unless you can prove there was something extraordinary or circumstances beyond our control that prevented you from being able to travel on the original flight. The airline says this new policy will go into effect on April 15, 2017, and if that happens, it would become the first major U.S.

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By now, you’ve probably heard about United Airlines’ latest money-making scheme—the airline wants to charge customers who want to change their flights if they have to do so at the last minute.

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If you’re set on traveling with United Airlines, then be prepared to pay if you need to change your flight plans. That’s right, the airline recently announced that they will be adding additional fees to their existing ticket costs if customers need to make changes to the schedule of their flights or even book tickets at the last minute—something that most airlines already charge extra fees for, but not every airline.