Civil Aviation Authority statement on September 2018 ATOL renewals
2018-10-01
Michael Budge, a spokesperson for the Civil Aviation Authority's ATOL scheme, said: “The Civil Aviation Authority confirms that of the 1,296 ATOL licences that expired on 30 September 2018, 1,072 have been granted.”
“A further 107 ATOL holders applied but have not yet been renewed, which is broa
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Travel businesses reminded to submit accurate ATOL applications before deadline
Delay to processing of applications could affect business
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Scottish Schools warned to book ATOL protected trips, or parents could be out of pocket
Advice given as new school year begins
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Welsh schools warned to book ATOL protected trips, or parents could be out of pocket
Advice given as new school year begins
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Schools warned to book ATOL protected trips, or parents could be out of pocket
CAA issues advice as trips planned for coming year
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CAA flying programme ends as last flight lands at London Luton Airport
Almost 85 thousand people have been flown to the UK since the flying programme began on 2 October
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CAA steps in to support thousands of holidaymakers, after All Leisure Holidays Ltd stops trading
The UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has stepped in to support thousands of ATOL protected holidaymakers who were booked to travel with All Leisure Holidays Ltd (ATOL 3897) after the company stopped trading.
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