Seems JetsGo operate and sell their UK departing package holidays using a Spanish Bond for financial protection, they have no CAA ATOL nor belong to ABTA -
This is a new one on me, although being an ABTA member is not a prerequisite, an ATOL I thought was...
Their Spanish Bond operates under EU law, fine, but what happens after 31/12/2020?
From JetsGo FAQ's
Our package holidays are financially protected, so you can have peace of mind when you book with JetsGo Holidays!
We are a fully licensed and bonded tour operator with licence number 678 issued by the Spanish Tourism Ministry, complying with the European Unions Package Travel Directive. The Package Travel Directive (2015/2302/EU) is a European wide regulation protecting travellers’ rights when booking package holidays, in relation to cancellation, liability, repatriation and refunds.
JetsGo Holidays, as required by EU law, has protection in place to refund customer payments in the unlikely event of JetsGo Holidays insolvency, and, where necessary, for repatriation. If one of the suppliers we work with ceases to trade and this affects your booking, we will attempt to rearrange your booking for you or offer a refund.
We also recommend customers pay with a credit card as this offers further protection under the Consumer Credit Act. (which is a UK law)