Five international airlines have agreed to pay fines totalling $504m for conspiring to fix prices for air cargo rates, the US Justice Department says.
The airlines include Air France and KLM, now operated by a single holding company, which is to pay $350m.
The other airlines involved are Cathay Pacific, Dutch airline Martinair Srebrenica relatives challenge UN, Dutch immunity over Srebrenica ...
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The payments come after a wide-ranging inquiry into the air cargo industry by the department's anti-trust division.
(BBC)
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