Two of the UK’s biggest travel organisations – Jet2 and London Heathrow airport – have updated investors on the current market. Both say there is limited visibility of the peak summer as geopolitics unnerve some prospective holidaymakers. Jet2 , Britain's biggest holiday company, told the financial markets that its profits for the financial year ending in March 2026 were in line with market expectations at £435-£440m. Forward sales for summer 2026 are up 6.2 per cent. But as capacity has grown by 7.7 per cent, bookings to date are marginally down. The Leeds-based travel firm said: “Since commencement of the conflict in the Middle East, the booking profile has become increasingly close to departure.” The new Jet2 base at London Gatwick is performing “ahead of expectations”. Jet2 ’s chief executive, Steve Heapy, said: “Our fully integrated, customer-focused and service-led business model enables growth and resilience, setting the business apart when it comes to earning customer loyalty and repeat bookings.…