As many of you have noticed (or readabout in the "MiddleSeat" column published in the Wall Street Journal), some airlines haverecently made changes to their policy on issuing travel vouchers when the pricedrops after you purchase your ticket. Morespecifically, some airlines have implemented stiffer "change fees". As a helpful guide, here’s an updatedsnapshot of the various fees associated with obtaining a voucher (domestic flights):

AirTran… $60
Alaska… No charge
American… $100
ATA… $60 ($100 Hawaii)
Continental… $100
Delta… $75
Frontier… $100
Jet Blue… No charge
MidWest… No charge within 7 days of purchase / $100 after 7 days
United… No charge
USAir / America West… $100

Of course, Yapta’s price drop alertsare always net of a change fee – so you won’t ever have to do any of the mathand you’ll only be alerted when it’s beneficial to you.  In the future, if you encounter any furtherpolicy changes, please continue to let us know.Your feedback is critical to making Yapta the best travel planningwebsite possible!

-Tom