Compiled by the SpareHolidays Travel Team · Last checked 18 July 2026
As of July 2026, changing the passenger name costs €/£115 online at Ryanair, £60 per flight at easyJet and a flat £50 at TUI Airways, while Lufthansa does not allow transfers at all — same-person corrections there are free. Every figure below is dated and linked to its source, and anything we could not verify against the carrier is marked "verify with carrier" rather than guessed.
Name-change fees, deadlines and fare exclusions by carrier. Official rows were checked against the carrier's own fees page or conditions document on 18 July 2026; secondary rows cite a June 2026 survey and must be verified with the carrier.
Official rows are taken directly from the carrier's own fees page, conditions of carriage or policy document, and re-checked on the date shown. Where we could not verify a figure against the carrier, the row cites the APH airline fee survey (June 2026) and carries a "verify with carrier" flag — we would rather show an honest gap than an invented number.
Fees are the carrier's own charges only; third-party booking agents may add their own admin fees on top. A blank-looking cell means the channel is not offered (for example, a carrier with no online name-change self-service), not that it is free.
Fee index FAQs
Which airlines let you transfer a ticket to another person in 2026?
Among the big European carriers, Ryanair (€/£115 online), easyJet (£60 online per flight), TUI (£50 flight-only), Jet2, Wizz Air and Norwegian allow a full passenger change for a fee. Lufthansa, British Airways and most other legacy carriers do not — their tickets are non-transferable and only same-person corrections are possible.
How often is this fee index updated?
Rows marked with a checked date were verified against the carrier's official fees page or conditions document on that date (most recently 18 July 2026). Rows attributed to a secondary survey are labelled as such. Airline fees change without notice — always confirm the current figure with the carrier before relying on it.
Is it cheaper to pay the name-change fee or buy a new ticket?
Compare the fee against the current price of a new seat on the same flight. On promotional fares the fee often exceeds the ticket price, so replacing (or reselling) the ticket wins; on expensive or peak-date bookings the flat fee is usually the cheaper route. If the carrier allows transfers, reselling on SpareHolidays lets the buyer's payment cover the fee.
Airline fees and policies change without notice. This index was last checked on 18 July 2026; always confirm the current fee and deadline with the carrier before listing a booking or paying for a name change.
Can't use the booking?
If the carrier allows a name change, the booking is resalable. List it on SpareHolidays for free — sellers are ID-verified, payment is processed via Stripe before the transfer begins, and sellers are paid out two calendar days after the trip ends.