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Air NZ - keeps quiet on cartel settlement talks

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The antitrust cases just seem to go on and on. New Zealand is the latest country to pick up some nice easy earners from the airlines – $35m so far. But flag carrier Air New Zealand is holding out, apparently, trying to find a different resolution.

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