CCS clears Qatar Airways, IAGC, and MABK to cooperate on air cargo

They are allowed to cooperate on scheduling, pricing, and sales for air cargo transport services.

The Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore (CCS) has cleared Qatar Airways, IAG Cargo (IAGC), and MAB Kargo (MABK) to cooperate for air cargo transport services for routes across five regions globally.

The three companies can cooperate on scheduling, pricing, and sales for air cargo transport services across APAC, the Middle East, Africa, Europe, and the Americas routes, the CCS said.

The CCS concluded that the proposed joint business agreement is unlikely to eliminate competition on the affected routes.

CCS also assessed that the agreement could generate market benefits such as wider network and better cargo services.

CCS issued the clearance decision on 16 September 2026.

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