The New Zealand High Court has ordered three further airlines to pay a combined total of $9.6 million in penalties for their role in the air cargo cartel case brought by the Commerce Commission. This brings the total penalties in the case to over $35 million. The penalty judgments against Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd ($4.3 million), Thai Airways International PLC ($2.7 million), and MASkargo System Berhad Ltd ($2.6 million) were for price fixing in breach of the Commerce Act. The breaches took place at various times between February 2000 and February 2006. All three airlines were also ordered to pay

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