Retiring Air NZ exec's brush with cargo cartel claims
Deputy ceo caught up in cartel claims to step down in June, after 44 years with the airline.
Norm Thompson (right), who had a brush with an international air cargo price-fixing cartel case three years ago, is retiring as No 2 at Air New Zealand.
The deputy ceo has been with the airline since 1968 and will leave in June.
The Commerce Commission took court action against 13
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David Williams
Fri, 05 Oct 2012
Fri, 05 Oct 2012
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Retiring Air NZ exec's brush with cargo cartel claims
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