United Airlines has confirmed that it is investigating a potential leak of the flight data on Sen. Ted Cruz’s (R-Texas) trip to Cancun, Mexico. “It’s against United’s policies to share personal information about our customers and we are investigating this incident,” the airline told The Hill in a statement. The Epoch Times has sent a request to confirm the statement. Politico was the first to report the internal investigation. An airline executive told the news outlet at the time that if the employee who leaked the data is found they could be fired and that no option is off the table. Cruz boarded a flight to Cancun as millions of Texans were left without power and heat amid a freak winter storm. He has since apologized and said the trip was “obviously a mistake.” Prior to Cruz’s return flight, Skift reporter Edward Russell cited a United Airlines source to disclose …