rebook 
verb [with object]
Book (accommodation or a ticket) again: passengers whose plans were disrupted must rebook their flights [no object]: a third of the holidaymakers had rebooked for next year...
- After landing at Mumbai all the luggage was identified and rebooked on a flight to New Delhi, but not before the passengers were stranded at Mumbai airport for 12 hours without being offered any accommodation.
- In any event, I wanted to go to Bilbao, so I rebooked onto the next flight, which is not until this afternoon.
- But, once the flight left without me, I was told to rebook.