News / As Air China settles, just two airlines are left to face the rap in air cargo cartel case

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Air China and its cargo subsidiary have agreed to pay $50m to settle its antitrust class action case with air cargo shippers, following a day in mediation in December.

The move leaves the two remaining airlines in the case, Air India and Air New Zealand, potentially liable for ...

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