Wizz Air's boss is keen on Monarch's Luton slots

Wizz Air boss József Váradi has confirmed he is hoping to get his hands on the slots at Luton airport left vacant by failed rival Monarch. The CE said it was not yet clear how the slots Monarch held for its four Luton-based planes would be distributed. KPMG, the administrator for the defunct airline, lost a judicial review at the High Court Wednesday over whether it has the right to sell them. It is thought industry body Airport Co-ordination Limited may now be able to redistribute the slots, giving priority to newer airlines. Váradi said that once the process was clear, he would be keen to take control of the slots. Váradi added that he did not think that turmoil in the airline industry - which this year has seen the collapse of Alitalia, Air Berlin and Monarch - had come to an end. <br/>