The airline is facing a lawsuit from security services company Brink's after a thief walked away with the costly cargo at an
In a statement of defence,
The country's largest airline goes on to say that Brink's failed to note the value of the haul on the waybill — a document typically issued by a carrier with details of the shipment — and that if Brink's did suffer losses, a multilateral treaty known as the
In Federal Court filings last month that claim breach of contract and millions of dollars in damages, Brink's said an unidentified individual gained access to the airline's cargo warehouse and presented phoney paperwork about 40 minutes after an
The statement of claim says staff then handed over 400 kilograms of gold in the form of 24 bars — currently worth about
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