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Qantas Freight is hoping to have relieved a cargo backlog, caused by an IT failure almost a month ago, by today, and having waived storage fees since the outage, it is set to reintroduce them.
The Australian carrier said the backlog generated in the first week of the incident has been processed and collected, or is pending pick-up, and it hopes to have cleared “most of the backlog” in Sydney today and most of that at Melbourne.
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