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Wizz Air, Varadi attacks unions: "They are harmful to our profits"

Controversial CEO interview

If the intent was to "conquer" new enemies, the CEO of the low-cost airline Wizz Air, Joszef Varadi, has succeeded very well. Although the image of the company has not come out at all well from the latest controversies relating to layoffs and the so-called "bad apples", the CEO has increased the dose by releasing a controversial interview to a Norwegian website. Varadi bluntly accused the air transport...

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Budapest, Hungary, 04/29/2021 15:58
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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