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"We have the world's largest selection of flights," says Lars Kristensson. "At the same time, users can book accommodation and add car hire or events," says Lars Kristensson, CEO of Avionero, which is preparing for a stock market listing.

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Avionero goes public: “We have the system the travel industry is looking for”

Travel search website Avionero is listed on the Spotlight marketplace. “We already have the AI-based system the entire industry is looking for,” says CEO and founder Lars Kristensson.

Leif Holmkvist Leif Holmkvist

Published 17 September 2026 - 11:36 Modified 17 September 2026 - 11:40

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