When you're preparing for a trip, the last thing you want is a clunky system standing between you and your travel plans. If you are flying with Endeavor Air, you are actually flying as part of the Delta Connection family. This is a crucial bit of info because it means that even though Endeavor is the one operating the aircraft, the "heavy lifting" for your booking happens through Delta’s digital ecosystem.

Whether you need to swap a seat, update your contact info, or change a flight date entirely, the Endeavor Air Manage My Booking process is streamlined through the Delta website and app. Here is a comprehensive guide to navigating your reservation, understanding the rules, and making updates without the headache.

How to Access Your Reservation

Since Endeavor Air is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Delta, you won't find a separate "Manage Booking" portal on the Endeavor corporate site. Instead, you'll head straight to the source of the ticket.

Using the Confirmation Number

The most direct way to pull up your flight is by using your six-digit confirmation code (also known as a PNR).

• Navigate to the "My Trips" tab on Delta.com.

• Enter your first name, last name, and that six-digit code.

• If you don't have your code handy, you can usually search by your credit card number or the e-ticket number (which starts with 006).

Logging in with SkyMiles

If you’re a frequent flyer, logging into your SkyMiles account is the smartest move. This automatically pulls up every active reservation tied to your name. It also ensures that any changes you make are instantly synced across your devices, which is a lifesaver if you're managing multiple legs of a trip.

What Can You Do in "Manage My Booking"?

Once you’re "inside" your reservation, you have a surprising amount of control. Here’s a breakdown of the most common tasks travelers handle through the Endeavor Air Manage My Booking interface.

1. Selecting or Changing Seats

Endeavor Air typically operates regional jets like the CRJ-700 or CRJ-900. These planes have specific layouts (often 2x2 in the Main Cabin).

• The Process: View the seat map to see what’s available.

• The Cost: If you bought a Basic Economy ticket, you might not be able to pick a seat until check-in. However, for Main Cabin and First Class, you can usually swap your seat for free as long as you're staying within the same cabin class.

2. Updating Personal Information

Did you realize your middle name is missing, or did you get a new phone number? You can edit your contact details and Secure Flight Passenger Data (SFPD) directly. This is important to ensure your boarding pass matches your ID, avoiding any awkward conversations with TSA agents.

3. Adding Special Requests

From requesting a wheelchair at the gate to adding a "Service Animal" notification, these logistics can be handled under the "Special Requests" section of your trip details. It’s always better to do this at least 48 hours before the flight so the ground crew is prepared.

Changing or Canceling Your Flight

This is often the most stressful part of travel management, but thanks to industry-wide shifts toward flexibility, it’s easier than it used to be.

Eliminating Change Fees

For most tickets (excluding Basic Economy), Delta and its regional partners like Endeavor have eliminated change fees for travel within the U.S., Puerto Rico, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

• Fare Difference: You won't pay a penalty fee, but you will pay the "fare difference." If your new flight is $50 more expensive, you pay the $50. If it’s cheaper, you receive the difference as an eCredit.

Dealing with Basic Economy

If you booked a "Basic Economy" fare, your options are much more limited. These tickets are generally non-changeable. If you absolutely cannot make your flight, you may have to cancel the ticket and forfeit a portion of the value (the "cancellation fee") to receive the remaining balance as an eCredit, provided the ticket was issued after recent policy updates.

Managing Baggage and Extras

If you realized you’re packing more than you intended, you can use the Endeavor Air Manage My Booking tools to prepay for checked bags.

• Pre-paying Saves Time: While it doesn't always save you money (prices are usually the same at the airport), paying for your bags online allows you to use the "Bag Drop" lane, which is significantly faster than the full-service check-in line.

• Baggage Limits: Since Endeavor uses smaller regional jets, overhead bin space is at a premium. Even if your bag is "carry-on size," you might be asked to "pink tag" it at the jet bridge, meaning it goes in the cargo hold for the flight and is returned to you as you exit the plane.

When to Call Instead of Clicking

While the digital tools are great, they have their limits. You should call Delta’s customer service line (800-221-1212) if:

• You are trying to use a Companion Fare certificate and the system is giving you an error.

• You need to rebook a flight that was canceled by the airline (the "automated" rebooking might not give you the best layover).

• You are traveling with a pet in the cabin (since there are limits on how many pets can be on one Endeavor flight).

Final Checklist for Your Trip

Before you close out that browser tab, make sure you've done the following:

• Double-check the AM/PM: It’s a classic mistake to book a 12:00 AM flight when you meant 12:00 PM.

• Verify the Airport: In cities like New York, Endeavor flies out of both JFK and LGA. Make sure you're heading to the right one.

• Download the App: The "Fly Delta" app is arguably the best in the industry. It will give you real-time updates on gate changes and even show you exactly where your bags are.

Managing your travel shouldn't feel like a second job. By using the Endeavor Air Manage My Booking tools through Delta, you can stay in the driver's seat and focus on the trip itself rather than the paperwork.