Full list of TUI flights that have been delayed or cancelled

TUI has confirmed a list of flights that have been delayed or cancelled as the half-term break gets off to a chaotic start for some. On Saturday (May 28) the company apologised to its customers after announcing a "small number" of flight cancellations and delays.

It said that "various operational and supply chain issues" are to blame for the flight cancellations and that they wanted to "apologise for the inconvenience". However, the issues now appear to be continuing as millions across the country start their half-term breaks.

A notice on TUI's website, posted on Sunday (May 29) at 1.20pm read: "At TUI Airways we pride ourselves on our on-time performance. In the unlikely event that your flight is delayed, please rest assured that we are doing everything we can to get you on your way as quickly as possible."

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It then continued to list the flight that will be affected for the rest of today. The rest of the message then read: "Recently, due to a combination of factors causing significant operations disruptions, we made the difficult decision to cancel some of our flights. If you are affected by a flight cancellation and were travelling on a TUI package holiday, this means your whole holiday is impacted and thus cancelled.

"Please accept our sincere apologies for the inconvenience and the disappointment that this decision has caused. Please be assured that we have not taken this decision lightly."

It then goes on to say: "In accordance with EU Regulations, you are entitled to compensation payable per person. A claim can be made 72 hours after you were due to depart by visiting the site