Jet2holidays has increased its ATOL licence in the latest renewal round, up from 6.7 million in March to more than 7m.
TUI has kept capacity at 5.85m and remains the second largest ATOL holder. EasyJet holidays has increased its ATOL licence by 750,000, from 2.2m in March to 3.05m in October, taking it from fifth to fourth in the ATOL table.
Loveholidays, which renewed its ATOL in the spring, is third on the list, with a licence for 4m.
Fifth is On the Beach, with capacity for just over 2m.
There are currently 1,598 travel businesses that are currently licensed under the ATOL scheme. Of the 1,032 ATOL licences that expired on 30 September 2024, 926 have been renewed, with a further 31 still in the application process or yet to meet licence conditions.
Companies renewing in October are licenced from 1 October 2024 to 30 September 2025.
