The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, September 24, 2003

Tourism dept favours limited open-sky policy
THE Department of Tourism has approached the Ministry of Civil Aviation with a proposal to follow a limited open-sky policy for international airlines for a limited period each year. Addressing a press conference here, the Secretary, Department ... More

Panel to look into airport employees' grievances
THE possibility of air services around the country being disrupted from September 26 disappeared today with the Ministry of Civil Aviation setting up a high-power committee to look into the grievances of the employees of Airports Authority of ... More

Easier discount norms soon for senior citizens
THE Government has decided to relax the norms for senior citizens availing discounts on domestic airlines. It has also relaxed the rules for students from the north-eastern States wanting to avail themselves of the student's concessions that are ... More

SHIPPING

TAMP to firm up views on revised norms by Nov
THE Tariff Authority for Major Ports (TAMP), currently engaged in reviewing guidelines for tariff regulation in major ports, is to firm up its views on the revised guidelines by October- end or early November. "We will place before the ... More

Mercator bags deal for coastal movement of crude for IOC
AFFIRMING its growing status compared with the well-entrenched competitors in the domestic shipping industry, Mercator Lines has bagged a deal for two Aframax crude carriers (Sisoli and Sadanand) from Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) for the coastal ... More

Ships in Ports

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