Which companies does jet2.com tell about you?
When Packet Voyage last checked jet2.com on 26 October 2026, the page contacted 9 third-party companies before any cookie consent: Google, OneTrust, paypal.com, adobedtm.com, Optimizely, go-mpulse.net, dynatrace.com, msauth.net and 1 others. After clicking "Accept" on the cookie banner, 13 more joined, including quantummetric.com, Microsoft, creativecdn.com, Criteo, Quantcast, Meta and 7 others. That ranks it 13th of 40 UK sites in the index for companies contacted before consent.
Before you agree to anything (9)
- Google fonts, code and hosting, based in US
- OneTrust cookie banners, based in US
- paypal.com other companies
- adobedtm.com other companies
- Optimizely analytics and tracking, based in US
- go-mpulse.net other companies
- dynatrace.com other companies
- msauth.net other companies
- aswpsdkeu.com other companies
After you accept (“Accept”) (13)
- quantummetric.com other companies
- Microsoft advertising, based in US
- creativecdn.com other companies
- Criteo advertising, based in FR
- Quantcast advertising, based in US
- Meta social networks, based in US
- Xandr (Microsoft) advertising, based in US
- google.co.uk other companies
- yimg.com other companies
- adswizz.com other companies
- Nielsen (eXelate) advertising, based in US
- Yahoo advertising, based in US
- Amazon (CloudFront) fonts, code and hosting, based in US
After you reject (“Reject”) (0)
After pressing "Reject", no new companies were contacted (apart from consent platforms or infrastructure).
Other travel sites
- National Rail: 8 before consent, +4 after
- Trainline: 7 before consent, +21 after
- British Airways: 4 before consent, +11 after
- Ryanair: 3 before consent, +1 after
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Measured by opening the home page in Chrome in London as a first-time visitor. One visit from one place is a snapshot, and some early contacts (such as the cookie banner itself) are normal. How the index works.