Qantas Freight ( Russian charterer , pronounced - / quarter freight /) is a subsidiary of Qantas Airlines, which is responsible for the freight transportation of the “Qantas Airlines Group” [1] . He is the owner of the freight airline Express Freighters Australia , the forwarding company DPEX Worldwide, and the carrier company Jets Transport Express. Also, together with the Australian Postal Service, it is a co-owner of two joint ventures: the Australian air Express logistics company and the Star Track Express trucking company [1] [2] .
| Qantas freight | ||||
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| Founding date | 2001 | |||
| Base airports | MA Kingsford Smith | |||
| Hubs | MA Tullamarine | |||
| Alliance | Oneworld | |||
| Fleet size | four | |||
| Destinations | 26 | |||
| Parent company | ||||
| Affiliated companies | ||||
| Headquarters |  Sydney , Australia | |||
| Site | qantasfreight.com | |||
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Destinations
- Australia
- Melbourne - Tullamarine International Airport
- Sydney - Kingsford Smith International Airport
- Brazil
- Sao Paulo - Sao Paulo International Airport - Guarulhos
- China
- Shanghai - Pudong International Airport
- Germany
- Frankfurt - Frankfurt International Airport - Hann
- Hong Kong
- Cheklapkok International Airport
- New Zealand
- Auckland - Auckland International Airport
- Christchurch - Christchurch International Airport
- South Korea
- Seoul - Incheon Intl Airport
- Thailand
- Bangkok - Suvarnabhumi International Airport
- UAE
- Dubai - Dubai International Airport
- USA
- Anchorage - Ted Stevens International Airport
- Chicago - O'Hare International Airport
- Dallas - Dallas - Fort Worth International Airport
- Honolulu - Honolulu International Airport
- Los Angeles - Los Angeles International Airport - LAX
- New York - John F. Kennedy International Airport
- Toledo - Toledo Express Airport
- Vietnam
- Ho Chi Minh City - Tan Son Nhat International Airport
Fleet
In addition to placing cargo on board international flights of Qantas and Jetstar Airways [3] , Qantas Freight operates the following aircraft:
Atlas Air [1] | ||||
Express Freighters Australia [4] | ||||
Cartel Conspiracy
In the United States, several companies, including Qantas Freight, have been charged with cartel conspiracy between 2000 and 2006. British Airways was the first to be fined $ 300 million. In November 2007, deciding not to wait for the final, Qantas Freight pleaded guilty and was fined $ 61 million [5] . In May 2008, by mutual agreement between Qantas Freight and the US Government, the former head of the company went to prison for eight months [6] .
In parallel, in Australia, the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission launched its own investigation into the company. In October 2008, Qantas Freight management agreed with the findings of the Commission and agreed to pay AU $ 20 million [7] .
Notes
- ↑ 1 2 3 Qantas subsidiaries page. November 14, 2008.
- ↑ Star Track Express - About Us. November 15, 2008.
- ↑ Qantas Freight - About Us. November 15, 2008.
- ↑ "Qantas Increases Tasman Freighter Capacity by 40 Per Cent" - Qantas media release December 6, 2010
- ↑ "Qantas admits cargo price fixing" - BBC News, November 27, 2007. November 15, 2008.
- ↑ Rochfort, Scott. "Jail for former Qantas boss in cargo price-fixing cartel" Archived July 9, 2012. , The Sydney Morning Herald , May 10, 2008.
- ↑ "Qantas fined $ 20m for price fixing" , Australian Broadcasting Corporation News online, October 28, 2008.