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European Union, New Zealand, South Korea, United Kingdom, USA
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October 11 2012
Korean Air Lines and Emirates are the fifth and sixth airlines to settle in the NZ Competition Commission’s investigation into price fixing for fuel and security surcharges on cargo
New Zealand’s High Court has agreed to a NZ$2.3 million fine to Japan Airlines (JAL) as part of a settlement agreement with the NZ Commerce Commission for price fixing on fuel and security surcharges on routes between Europe, the US, Asia and New Zealand
The NZ Commerce Commission has published a statement of preliminary issues relating to an application from IAG seeking clearance to acquire AMI Insurance
In December 2008, the New Zealand Commerce Commission commenced proceedings against 13 international airlines and eight airline executives, alleging the airlines colluded to raise the price of freighting cargo by imposing fuel surcharges on cargo shipments into and out of New Zealand
