The travel company Tui insists it treats it’s airline passengers health and safety as a “priority” after 16 cases of Covid-19 were linked to one of it’s flights from Greece to Cardiff. All 193 people on board now have to self-isolate for 14 days, amid claims from some passengers that cabin crew failed to challenge those onboard, who were not wearing face coverings. Tui says a full investigation is now underway. Caroline Davies reports.
Travel firm insists it is following Covid-19 rules after multiple infections on flight – BBC News
