Lufthansa, Swiss, Austrian Airlines, Brussels Airlines and Eurowings are all extending their free rebooking options. This means that all tickets issued up to July 31, 2021 can still be rebooked as often as you like free of charge, provided the rebooking is also made by then. Since the end of August, all Lufthansa Group airline fares have been rebookable free of charge. Most recently, this fare offer was valid for new and rebookings until the end of May. Now the offer is being extended again: All airline fares can still be rebooked as often as you like free of charge for tickets issued up to July 31, 2021, provided the rebooking is also made by then. After that, passengers can rebook their ticket one more time free of charge. The newly booked flight can be up to one year in the future within the entire ticket validity. Travelers can also change their route as they like, depending on availability, and, for example, fly from Munich to New York instead of Frankfurt to Rio de Janeiro. Passengers who want to postpone their original trip but cannot yet decide on a new date and destination have the option of cancelling their booking without committing to a new travel date. Their ticket will remain in the system as credit until they decide on a new reservation and have redeemed it again. The new booking must then be made by August 31, 2021. In this case, the departure can only take place next year, until July 31, 2022. Nevertheless, caution is advised. Additional costs can arise when rebooking, for example if you change to a different date or at a different time.