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SYDNEY, Tuesday 29 April 2014: Today Qantas Freight launches Q-GO, a revitalised suite of air freight products that customers can trust to move cargo across Australia and the globe.
“Q-GO is a simplified product range, bringing together our domestic and international product offering for the first time,” said Executive Manager Qantas Freight & Qantas Catering Group Alison Webster.
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