Types Of Commerical Passenger Airline

British Airways is not an example of a low-cost scheduled airline. British Airways is a full-service airline that offers a range of amenities and services to its passengers, such as in-flight meals, entertainment, and baggage allowances. Low-cost scheduled airlines, on the other hand, typically offer a no-frills service with additional charges for extras. Therefore, the statement is false.

Charter airlines are known for providing direct flights to a specific destination without any layovers or stops along the way. Unlike traditional airlines that may have multiple stops or layovers, charter airlines offer a more convenient and efficient travel experience by flying passengers directly to their intended destination. Therefore, the statement "Charter airlines fly direct to a destination non-stop" is true.

The statement says that free food is offered on a low-cost scheduled flight, but the correct answer is false. This means that free food is not offered on a low-cost scheduled flight.

You can also book via the travel agent or through the call centre but will need to pay extra

Several tour operators may use the same charter airline and if the flight is not economic to run they may change the date, time or even cancel the flight

There is usually only one class of travel on chartered airlines and this is economy class. However on long haul flights there may also be business class.

This is the case for some airlines but more commonly food and drinks are offered as extras

It depends when you book - low cost airlines are often cheaper if you book in advance but nearer the time of departure the cost increases whereas scheduled costs increase at a slower rate and can often be cheaper at peak times

However flights to Gambia, Egypt and even Brazil are now offered by some charter flight operators

easyjet and Ryan air are examples of low cost scheduled airlines