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Airline chief defends £3.3m pay after backlash

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Britain is opposed to rewarding chief executives with the generous pay deals needed to retain top talent, the boss of Wizz Air has said. József Váradi, who received a pay package totalling €3.8m (£3.3m) last year, spoke out after 28pc of the airline’s shareholders voted against its remuneration report on Wednesday.

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Airline chief defends £3.3m pay after backlash

József Váradi dismisses shareholders’ rebellion over Wizz Air salaries

·London, United Kingdom
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The Telegraph broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Friday, July 25, 2025.
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