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International Freight Assistance Mechanism Outbound Flight Schedule As at 3 September INTERNATIONAL FREIGHT ASSISTANCE MECHANISM OUTBOUND FLIGHT SCHEDULE AS AT 29 SEPTEMBER The Australian Government’s International Freight Assistance Mechanism (IFAM) is a temporary measure to help restore critical global supply chains which have been heavily impacted by COVID-19 containment measures around the world. IFAM keeps high-value, time sensitive and perishable exports and vital imports, such as medical supplies and other essential items, flowing so we can resume servicing existing supply contracts with their international customers. The following information outlines the outbound flights supported by IFAM at the time of publishing and are subject to change. To gain access to these flights, Australian exporters should submit an EOI and contact their freight forwarder. If IFAM-supported flights do not meet exporter needs, freight forwarders can consider applying for grants assistance through IFAM. See more information on grant assistance and IFAM at www.austrade.gov.au/ifam FLIGHT DAY(S) AIRLINE FLIGHT NO. ORIGIN DESTINATION START DATE FREIGHT RATES** END DATE* FLYING International Produce (45kg+) AU$2.50/kg Produce (500kg+) AU$1.50/kg Chilled (AKE, up to 1450kg) AU$1.10/kg Cathay CX2174 Adelaide Hong Kong 7 June 2020 30 October 2021 Saturday Chilled (PMC, up to 4000kg) AU$1.10/kg Chilled (PMC, 4001kg-4450kg) AU$1.10- $1.20/kg Live Seafood AU$3.50/kg Singapore SQ276 Adelaide Singapore 6 May 2020 27 October 2021 Wednesday A$1.20 per kg A$3.40 per kg Meat Emirates EK431 Brisbane Dubai 19 June 2020 29 October 2021 Friday A$3.00 per kg Fresh Produce Ex-BNE^ Tuesday, A$924 AKE min charge^ Qantas QF29 Brisbane Hong Kong 10 Sep 2021 29 October 2021 Wednesday A$1,870 PMC min charge^ Friday NEW A$1.10 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs QGOFresh^ A$2.60 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs Live Seafood^ Ex-BNE^ A$924 AKE min charge^ A$1,870 PMC min charge^ A$1.10 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs QGOFresh^ A$2.60 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs Live Seafood^ Tuesday, Qantas QF83 Brisbane Hong Kong (via Cairns) 07 May 2020 28 October 2021 Thursday Ex-CNS N/A AKE min charge^ A$2,040 PMC min charge^ A$1.20 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs QGOFresh^ A$2.60 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs Live Seafood^ A$2,030 AKE min charge A$4,930 PMC min charge Air New Zealand NZ1198 Brisbane Los Angeles 20 August 2020 28 October 2021 Thursday A$2.90 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs Produce and chilled meat/dairy/seafood A$5.00 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs Live seafood A$1,995 AKE min charge^ Tuesday, A$4,845 PMC min charge^ Qantas QF15 Brisbane Los Angeles 1 December 2020 30 October 2021 Friday A$2.90 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs QGoFresh^ Saturday A$5.00 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs Live seafood^ A$1.62 per kg JAL JL6718 Brisbane Narita 20 August 2020 27 October 2021 Wednesday $2.60/kg for Live Seafood A$1,120 AKE min charge^ A$2,720 PMC min charge^ Qantas QF61 Brisbane Narita 21 June 2020 24 October 2021 Saturday A$1.60 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs QGOFresh^ A$2.60 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs Live Seafood^ JL6718/ A$2.00 per kg JAL Brisbane Seoul (via Narita) 10 December 2020 27 October 2021 Wednesday JL6007 $4.50/kg for Live Seafood A$1.25 per kg dairy, meat and produce Singapore SQ244 Cairns Singapore 18 December 2020 28 October 2021 Thursday A$2.50 per kg live seafood Thursday, Etihad EY461 Melbourne Abu Dhabi 4 June 2020 30 October 2021 A$2.95 per kg Saturday A$1,435 AKE min charge^ A$3,485 PMC min charge^ Qantas QF7709 Melbourne Bangkok (via Perth) 13 January 2020 27 October 2021 Wednesday A$2.10per kg Loose 1000+ kgs QGoFresh^ A$4.60 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs Live seafood^ A$1,176 AKE min charge^ A$2,380 PMC min charge^ Qantas QF29 Melbourne Hong Kong 09 May 2020 29 October 2021 Thursday, A$1.40 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs QGOFresh^ A$3.50 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs Live Seafood^ Ex-MEL A$1,176 AKE min charge^ A$2,380 PMC min charge^ A$1.40 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs QGOFresh^ Tuesday, A$3.50 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs Live Seafood^ QF97 Hong Kong (via Qantas Melbourne 09 May 2020 29 October 2021 Wednesday QF29 Brisbane) Friday NEW Ex-BNE A$924 AKE min charge^ A$1,870 PMC min charge^ A$1.10 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs QGOFresh^ A$2.60 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs Live Seafood^ A$2,065 AKE min charge A$5,015 PMC min charge Air New Zealand NZ1196 Melbourne Los Angeles 6 July 2021 26 October 2021 Tuesday A$3.00 per kg produce/chilled meat/dairy A$4.90 per kg >1000kg Live seafood Wednesday, A$2,065 AKE min charge^ Los Angeles Thursday, A$5,015 PMC min charge^ Qantas QF93 Melbourne NEW DAY FROM 2 13 May 2021 30 October 2021 Friday, A$3.00 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs QGoFresh^ OCTOBER Saturday NEW A$4.90 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs Live seafood^ Monday NEW, Tuesday, A$1.60 per kg Narita NEW DAY JAL JL774 Melbourne 17 June 2020 30 October 2021 Wednesday, $3.75/kg for Live Seafood FROM 4 OCTOBER Friday, $2.10/kg for Live Eel Saturday Ex-MEL A$1,120 AKE min charge^ A$2,720 PMC min charge^ Qantas QF79 Melbourne Narita 16 September 2021 28 October 2021 Thursday A$1.60 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs QGOFresh^ A$3.75 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs Live Seafood^^ Tuesday, A$2.42 per kg JAL JL774/ JL6007 Melbourne Seoul (via Narita) 25 August 2020 30 October 2021 Wednesday, $4.50/kg for Live Seafood Friday $2.80/kg for Live Eel Shanghai (via Narita) Monday NEW, A$1.70 per kg JAL JL774/JL873 Melbourne NEW DAY FROM 4 17 September 2021 30 October 2021 Tuesday, $4.20/kg for Live Seafood OCTOBER Friday Tuesday, A$1,260 AKE min charge^ QF7701/ Thursday, A$2,550 PMC min charge^ Qantas Melbourne Shanghai (via Sydney) 8 September 2020 30 October 2021 QF129 Friday A$1.50 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs QGoFresh^ Saturday A$4.00 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs Live seafood^ Ex-MEL A$875 AKE min charge^ A$2,125 PMC min charge^ A$1.25 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs QGOFresh^ A$2.60 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs Live Seafood^ Qantas QF71 Melbourne Singapore (via Perth) 07 May 2020 28 October 2021 Thursday Ex-PER A$910 AKE min charge^ A$2,210 PMC min charge^ A$1.30 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs QGOFresh^ A$2.60 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs Live Seafood^ A$1,540 AKE min charge^ A$3,740 PMC min charge^ Qantas QF7709 Perth Bangkok 1 September 2021 27 October 2021 Wednesday A$2.20per kg Loose 1000+ kgs QGoFresh^ A$4.60 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs Live seafood^ A$1,995 AKE min charge^ A$4,845 PMC min charge^ Qantas QF11 Sydney Los Angeles 8 July 2021 26 October 2021 Tuesday A$2.90 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs QGoFresh^ A$5.00 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs Live seafood^ Los Angeles (via A$1,995 AKE min charge^ Melbourne) Thursday, A$4,845 PMC min charge^ Qantas QF7707 / QF93 Sydney 26 August 2021 30 October 2021 NEW DAY FROM 2 Saturday NEW A$2.90 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs QGoFresh^ OCTOBER A$5.00 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs Live seafood^ A$1,995 AKE min charge^ Los Angeles (via A$4,845 PMC min charge^ Qantas QF7703 / QF15 Sydney 27 August 2021 29 October 2021 Friday Brisbane) A$2.90 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs QGoFresh^ A$5.00 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs Live seafood^ Ex-SYD A$1,120 AKE min charge^ A$2,720 PMC min charge^ Qantas QF21 Sydney Narita 05 May 2020 26 October 2021 Tuesday A$1.60 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs QGOFresh^ A$2.60 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs Live Seafood^^ Ex-SYD A$1,120 AKE min charge^ A$2,720 PMC min charge^ A$1.60 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs QGOFresh^ A$2.60 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs Live Seafood^^ Qantas QF79 Sydney Narita (via Melbourne) 16 September 2021 28 October 2021 Thursday Ex-MEL A$1,120 AKE min charge^ A$2,720 PMC min charge^ A$1.60 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs QGOFresh^ A$3.75 per kg Loose 1000+ kgs Live Seafood^^ A$0.90 Produce per kg Cathay CX8156 Toowoomba Hong Kong 14 June 2020 28 October 2021 Thursday A$1.80 Chilled / Live per kg A$1.25 per kg dairy, meat and produce Singapore SQ244 Toowoomba Singapore (via Cairns) 19 June 2020 27 October 2021 Wednesday A$2.50 per kg live seafood from Cairns * Note these end dates and routes are subject to change due to market demand and supply. ** Note that these rates are subject to change and do not include freight forwarder fees or rates. These rates may change for different load quantities. *** Note that this pricing is a base price intended for usage by South Australian cargo, and Singapore Airlines may refuse to acc ept cargo originating outside South Australia. ^Refer to Qantas rate card for detailed information on freight rates. For a full breakdown of loose weight breaks please speak to your freight forwarder.
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