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Wednesday, September 17, 2003
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Turkish airline to relaunch services from tomorrow
INDIAN passengers bound for Europe will now have the opportunity of reaching most parts of the Continent faster than before. From September 18 will be THY, Turkish Airlines, which is all set to re-enter the Indian market after close to 11 ... More

STIC Travels is GMC Airlines sales agent
GMC Airlines Ltd, the only private airlines in Bangladesh, has appointed STIC Travels Private Ltd as its General Sales Agent (GSA) for marketing it in India. An agreement to this effect was signed by the Managing Director, GMC Airline, Mr ... More

  • Air India's third frequency to Kuala Lumpur

    INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY


    Test the waters, from land
    Technology now offers something that can make Sinbad envious. You can simulate scenes at sea on your computer first so as to prepare better for real-life challenges. More

    INFRASTRUCTURE


    Banks keen on investing in Bangalore metro project
    OVER half a dozen banks have indicated that they would like to invest in the new Bangalore metro rail project. The Rs 5,000-crore metro project will have a loan component of nearly Rs 2,500 crore, most of it from Hudco. Almost all ... More

    SHIPPING


    Crude pipeline project to boost Paradip traffic
    The pipeline, when commissioned, will boost the port's traffic at least by 10-12 million tonnes straightaway. The work on the pipeline will start shortly, according to PPT sources. More

    A load off the mind...
    An employee of Chennai Container Terminal (CCT) at work in a quay crane at Chennai Port. Seated in an airconditioned cube about 150-200 ft above the ground, he can, at the touch of a button, load and unload containers from ship to shore and ... More

    SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT


    Box freight rates hiked for select destinations
    CONTAINER freight rates from India to the Mediterranean, North Europe and Scandinavia would increase by $300 per twenty-foot equivalent unit (TEU) from October 1. There is also an increase announced by various shipping lines of $150 per TEU to ... More
    Ships in Ports
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