Airtours chiefs bag massive bonuses
Airtours is under fire after it was revealed its top bosses received huge performance-related bonuses last year which doubled their wages.

Airtours chairman, David Crossland, received a £402,000 bonus to take his total salary to over £1 million, while chief executive Tim Byrne boosted his wages to £902,000 with a £325,000 bonus.
The company’s annual report also reveals that UK leisure group chief executive Richard Carrick boosted his pay to £667,000.
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