Being a carrier primarily operating scheduled services but
offering a charter product as well, it can be confusing as to whether a flight
is scheduled or charter
Seats on our scheduled flights are primarily
sold by Jet2.com directly to you as our customer, although
often through Travel Agents as well. Details of our scheduled flying programme
can be found at www.Jet2.com.
Charter seats are never sold by
Jet2.com directly to you as our passenger. If you are
travelling on a Jet2charter flight you will have booked a holiday or flight only
via a tour operator or travel agent acting as agent of the tour operator. If you
have been invited by a corporate client, or have booked a special trip for a
sporting event, to visit Santa Claus in Lapland or for any other ‘one off’
reason, we are providing the aircraft on behalf of our client, who is offering
the trip or package to you.
Benefits of chartering an aircraft include
the flexibility to choose where you want to fly to, at what time you want to fly
there and what service you wish to provide your guests on board our aircraft.
This serves to make each charter flight a unique experience for your passengers.
If you are unsure whether your flight is a charter or a scheduled
flight, the clue is in the flight number:
All scheduled flights have
three figure flight numbers, i.e LS202 or LS809.
All charter flights have
four figure flight numbers, i.e. LS2007 or LS6158.