Airports Association says lack of government action to boost competition leading to high fares
Release time：2024-05-21 06:44:39 Source：Universal Unfoldings news portal
Air New Zealand hiked its average domestic network airfares by $51 to $200 per one-way airfare for the year ending September 2023. Photo: 123RF
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