The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, November 30, 2002

Air India to buy 17 aircraft
THE Air India (AI) board which met here on Friday approved a proposal for the purchase of 17 aircraft in the 250-plus seating capacity. Among the aircraft that have been shortlisted are the Airbus A-340-300 and the Boeing 777-200 Extended Range ... More

Imports through air on the rise — More cargo from Far-East hubs
Airline sources said that all the major hubs in Hong Kong, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan are faced with a huge backlog of cargo as a result of the US West Coast port strike. More

INFRASTRUCTURE

Kakinada port consortium set to achieve financial closure
KAKINADA Sea Ports Ltd, the consortium of promoters of Kakinada deep water port, are set to achieve `financial closure' in the next two months and expected to complete the first phase development in the next 15 months and the port development is ... More

Cochin Chamber lauds SEZ approval
THE Cochin Chamber of Commerce and Industry has welcomed the announcement of the Union Commerce Ministry to approve the setting up of a SEZ at the Vallarpadam and Puthuvypeen areas under the Cochin Port Trust. The Chamber, in a statement issued ... More

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

Exports, new services help TNT sustain growth rate
WITH strong market support from Europe and less dependence on the US, which has been slowing under a spell of dismal economic growth, TNT India has managed to maintain its growth rate at more than double the industry average of 10 to 12 per cent. ... More

RAILWAYS

S Rly sanitation drive

Ships in Ports

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