What is the difference between a charter and a regular flight.

Charter	Scheduled flight
clearly set schedule	Sent strictly on schedule
Organized on the basis of a carrier's contract with a tour operator	The organizer is the airline
Launches only at the beginning of the holiday season	Flies on a regular basis throughout the year
Sent to popular tourist destinations	Organized only by economic profitable all year round routes
Possible frequent delays	Departures on time
Ticket purchased through travel agency	The ticket is bought at the official points of sale of the airline
The passenger cannot make a claim to the carrier for the disruption or postponement of departure.	the carrier is the person in charge
Assumes direct flight without transfers	Possible transfers on the route
Departure time is not very convenient	Planes take off during the day
Tickets are non-refundable	A purchased ticket can be returned back and receive a certain percentage of its cost
Cheaper flight	Order of magnitude higher price
Ticket prices decrease as the departure date approaches	The closer the departure time, the higher the cost of the ticket
There is no division by class	Seats on the plane are ranked by class
Departures are made by periods, multiples of the duration of the tours	Aircraft depart at a wide variety of frequencies

The difference between a duck and a drake.