The airlines of the Lufthansa Group are adjusting their global fare structures in all travel classes on October 11, 2022. As part of this, rebooking fees will be introduced for most fares. For example, the Economy Classic fare can only be rebooked on European flights for a fee of 35 euros, as the LH Group announced in a sales communication. The travel date, start and destination, and routing can still be changed. Changes to the Classic fares have so far been free of charge. High surcharges on many long-distance routes In the future, things will get really expensive for rebookings on long-distance routes, where changes have so far been free of charge except for the Economy Light fare. For flights to the USA, Canada, and Central America, customers have to pay from 150 euros for rebookings in the Saver/Best Buy fare, while the surcharge for the Base/Restricted fare is from 120 euros. In the cheapest Light category without free baggage, changes are no longer possible at all. For routes to and from Africa, Asia, the Middle East and South America, however, the Light fare can still be rebooked, but this will cost a whopping 200 euros or more. If you have booked Saver/Best Buy, a fee of 150 euros or more is due, while for Base/Restricted, Lufthansa Airlines charge a surcharge of 120 euros or more. Flights to and from Australia, China, Japan, Malaysia and Singapore are exempt from the new regulation. However, if passengers have chosen the Flex option, nothing changes: they can still make rebookings in all cabin classes free of charge. Corporate fares still unchanged for the time being Lufthansa further announced that the changes affect all sales channels and all published fares. The conditions of the Corporate Fares for corporate customers will initially remain unchanged, unless the Fare
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