Australian Dept. of Infrastructure and Transport Deputy Secretary Andrew Wilson last week directly questioned the US Dept. of Transportation's tentative rejection in September of an application for antitrust immunity for services between the US and Australia from Delta Air Lines and affiliates of the Virgin Blue Group, including Virgin Blue, V Australia and Pacific Blue units in Australia and New Zealand.
Australian Dept. of Infrastructure and Transport Deputy Secretary Andrew Wilson last week directly questioned the US Dept. of Transportation's tentative rejection in September of an application for antitrust immunity for services between the US and Australia from Delta Air Lines and affiliates of the Virgin Blue Group, including Virgin Blue, V Australia and Pacific Blue units in Australia and New Zealand. He wrote in a letter to DOT that ATI (ATW Daily News, Sept. 9), which received ...
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