The company was set up in 2000 and held a licence to carry 4,790 Atol-protected passengers in the year to the end of September 2025.
Announcing Jetline Travel’s failure, the CAA said customers who are currently overseas would be able to travel home as their "flight remains valid for the return journey". "You are advised to check in with the airline as per the existing flight ticket," it added.
"The CAA is speaking to the service providers for the other elements of your trip to ensure these continue as planned."
