Like all airlines, Air Canada requires that the name on your ticket must perfectly match the name on your valid legal documents, such your passport or government-issued driving license. This is legally required by governments, and is not just an airline rule.
If the name on your Air Canada ticket has been misspelled or contains a typo, you must immediately have it corrected by providing valid supporting documentation. Otherwise, you may be refused boarding.
Air Canada does not allow name changes amounting to a change of passenger. However, if your name has changed due to marriage, divorce, legal adoption, legal change of name, etc., you must contact Air Canada with the following supporting documentation before travelling:
Minor misspellings and typos may not incur any fee, but must be backed by valid supporting documentation. However, if your ticket needs to be re-issued because it contains major errors, you could be charged:
No fee will apply for making changes to Latitude, Premium Economy, and Business tickets, provided they’re fully flexible.
Air Canada allows a name change fee waiver for support persons accompanying disabled passengers. However, the name change of the support person should be made at least 48 hours in advance—but no later than 24 hours before departure. No name change fee will apply in such cases.
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