The Air Accidents Investigation Branch has released a report into a 'serious incident' involving a TUI Boeing 737-800 - just days before the same aircraft suffered a 'catastrophic failure' at Leeds Br

The TUI plane landed safely back at Manchester Airport just two hours after it took off en route to Greece, after a report found passengers risk of a deadly condition was growing

A TUI plane suffered a serious mid-air cabin pressure incident over the UK - putting crew and passengers at risk. The event happened with 187 passengers on board as it flew from Manchester Airport to Greece - and occurred three days before the same plane came off a runway at Leeds Bradford Airport during a storm.

A TUI passenger aircraft flying from Manchester Airport experienced a "serious incident" mid-flight, just three days prior to suffering an unrelated "catastrophic failure" on landing at Leeds Bradford Airport. Investigation results from the Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) about the event have been made public.

A flight packed with vacationers had to be aborted in midair because a technical mistake meant the aircraft failed to pressurize.

A TUI plane with 187 passengers on board was involved in a 'serious incident' above North Lincolnshire just three days before the same plane had a 'catastrophic failure' in an unrelated incident.

The BBC has contacted TUI for comment. Just three days later, the same aircraft veered off the runway at Leeds Bradford Airport during Storm Babet, with a "catastrophic failure" of a nosewheel bearing ruled as the cause.

A TUI plane with 193 people on board failed to pressurise after a warning sign was missed by crew members for 43 minutes, forcing the pilot to abort the flight, an investigation has found. The Boeing 737-8K5 took off from Manchester Airport for Kos,

Nearly 200 passengers were at risk of passing out due to lack of oxygen while onboard a TUI Boeing 737 flight which was forced to circle over London last October, a new report has revealed. The Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) found that a series of maintenance errors and missed warning signals led to the near-disaster.

A TUI flight was aborted midair after the plane did not pressurise due to switches being left off by mistake, an investigation has found. Although the Kos-bound flight returned to Manchester with no injuries,

The TUI flight from Manchester to Kos was forced to return due to a technical error which caused a cabin pressure issue.