Airline insider charter question please

I am from an airline, let me answer you.

You can go directly to the airline's marketing staff or the local sales department staff, make an application for chartering a plane, and then talk about the price, the moment, and the way to sell it before you can make it work.

If the airline doesn't have the right to operate the route, it will also need to apply for the right on a temporary basis, which takes time to be approved, so you have to start the operation one to two weeks in advance.

The cost of chartering different types of aircraft is not the same, but also with the route you want to charter the current occupancy rate and discounts related to the route, too cheap to charter you won't be able to sit, too expensive routes airlines are not willing to charter to you, or ask for a very high price, so you have their own source of passengers, and the airline is not operating very good routes may earn the most money.