Tui and easyJet holidays have both extended their Atols for the coming year, while Jet2holidays has frozen its allocation.
Jet2holidays has frozen its Atol at just over seven million authorisations for 2025/26 (Credit: iStock / GordZam)
Jet2holidays remains licensed to carry just over seven million Atol-protected passengers in the year to the end of September 2026, meaning it retains its crown as the UK's single largest Atol holder.
However, it is the first time the operator has put the brakes on its rapid expansion since the collapse of Thomas Cook in September 2019, barring a slight reduction during the pandemic.
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