What is the difference between a charter flight and a scheduled flight?
Charter flights are scheduled on certain days each week and may not depart every day of the week. An example of a charter pattern is Thursday/Sunday, in which you depart Thursday and come home Sunday. The same passengers leave and return together on the same aircraft (and everyone on the plane is on vacation!). Although charter flights don’t offer as much flexibility as scheduled air flights, they are typically nonstop–but not always, so please check–and lower in cost. Scheduled airlines operate flights generally on a daily basis for a variety of origin cities and destinations. So they offer more flexibility than charter vacations. Top Q: What happens if I decline travel protection options? A: If you choose to decline any of the travel protection options, you are subject to the terms and conditions of Funjet Vacations and its suppliers. We recommend you read our Bill of Rights (terms and conditions) before making that decision. We know how important your vacation is to you and that i
