József Váradi said the disruption, cancellations and delays at Britain’s airports were not down to Wizz Air’s staffing levelsWizz Air has blamed the British government’s post-Brexit immigration constraints on the labour market for fueling the staff shortages in the aviation industry that are blighting travel plans and holidays. József Váradi, the founder and chief executive of the low-cost airline, blamed the disruption, cancellations and delays at Britain’s airports over the last two months on others in the industry. SponsoredClaiming that Wizz has adequately numbers of pilots and cabin crew, he said: “There is understaffing in air traffic control management. There is insufficient staffing at airports and in ground handling. That is what we are missing.”He continued: “The UK’s post-Brexit immigration policy is putting a lot of strain on the labour

Source: The Times June 08, 2022 20:54 UTC