Moral duty to repay repatriation cost: Ex-owner of airline
The former owner of the collapsed Monarch Airlines, Greybull Capital, has said it has a "moral obligation" to help repay taxpayers if it profits from the sale of assets. The UK government spent Â£60 million (â¹512 crore) bringing passengers back after Monarch ceased trading. The government had earlier said Greybull Capital should pay if it profited after Monarch entered administration. 