ANA Agrees To $73M Fine For Cargo, Passenger Price Fixing
All Nippon Airways has become the latest international airline to plead guilty to price-fixing charges, and the carrier has agreed to pay a $73 million criminal fine. The carrier admitted “its role in two separate conspiracies to fix prices in the air transportation industry,” the U.S. Justice...
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