Australia regulator plans to reject Qantas-Japan Airlines deal

Australia regulator plans to reject Qantas-Japan Airlines deal

Photo taken on May 6, 2021, shows a Qantas Airways plane parked at Sydney airport. Australia's competition regulator said the same day it plans to deny approval for an agreement between Qantas Airways Ltd. and Japan Airlines Co. to coordinate flights between Australia and Japan as the deal breaches competition laws.

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