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Tui UK boss apologises for holiday disruptions

Operators
Will Payne
14 June 2022

The UK boss of Tui has apologised to customers who experienced flight delays and cancellations during the first weekend of the May half-term.

Andrew Flintham, managing director for Tui, said the airline has recruited more staff and have more aircraft available

Andrew Flintham has been with Tui since 2007 and has risen through the ranks to the role of managing director

In a letter to the company’s clients, managing director Andrew Flintham said the firm has learnt from what happened and is working with its partners to address the issues.

"Tui holidays rely on a complex ecosystem of services," he wrote. "This includes our own pilots and cabin crew, as well as operational partners that cover things like check-in, baggage and catering.