Australia’s consumer watchdog wants to fine flag carrier Qantas Airways a record amount for selling tickets on thousands of canceled flights. The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has filed a lawsuit, alleging deceptive conduct for advertising over 8,000 canceled flights. They’re seeking a fine more than double the previous Australian record, set at AUD 125 million in 2019 for Volkswagen’s emissions scandal.
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