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Yes, you can usually change a flight that you've already booked, but the process and fees involved can vary depending on the airline and the type of ticket you purchased. Here are some general steps and considerations:

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Check Your Ticket Type: Review the terms of your ticket. Some fares, especially promotional or discount fares, may not allow changes, or they may carry high fees.

Review Airline Policy: Each airline has its own policy regarding flight changes. These policies have been especially flexible recently due to the pandemic, but it's important to check the current details directly from the airline's official website or customer service.

Change Fees: If changes are allowed, there may be a fee involved. These fees vary by airline, route, and even by the class of service. Sometimes, if you’re changing to a more expensive flight, you will need to pay the difference in fare in addition to any change fee.

Contact the Airline: To make the change, it's best to contact the airline directly. You can usually do this through their website, via customer service phone lines, or at the airport. Some changes can also be made through the travel agency or website where you booked the ticket if it wasn't booked directly with the airline.

Consider Travel Insurance: If you have travel insurance, check if it covers change fees or cancellations. This can sometimes mitigate the costs involved with altering your travel plans.

Timeframe for Changes: Some airlines require changes to be made a minimum number of hours or days before the flight. Check these details to avoid any last-minute issues.

If you have specific questions about changing a flight with a particular airline, it might help to know which one, as I can give more tailored advice!