Originally Posted by
NorthEasterner
... you will find Thomas Cook is a scheduled airline and no longer a charter airline. Regardless if they have a holiday company or not. Albeit not a low cost airline but they do have low cost format such as BoB, pay for baggage etc. As well as cheap ticket prices.
The company I work for acknowledges that scheduled airlines use 2 letter airline codes in public areas and documents and 3 letter airline codes for charters (exception of EasyJet). So for example, MT, FR, BA, LS and KL are used for their respective airlines which refer to them as scheduled. Then you have TOM, AEA and FHY which are charter airlines. There are no other charter airlines at NCL except Thomson, Air Europa and Freebird.