The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, November 26, 2003

Jet Airways plane skids off runway after landing
A JET Airways flight from Bhavnagar to Mumbai skidded off the runway after landing normally at the Chattrapati Shivaji International Airport on Tuesday. The 62-seater ATR had 53 passengers and four crew members on board. None of the passengers or ... More

Jet Air, Citi extend co-branded card offer
EXTENDING the offer of a co-branded card to the mass market, Jet Airways and Citibank on Tuesday launched the Jet Airways Citibank Silver Credit Card. The two companies had, earlier in mid-2000, launched the Jet Airways Citibank Gold Credit ... More

Virgin teams up with ICICI OneSource
`This does not mean job losses, but creation of new ones' said Mr Ridgeway. More

Virgin Atlantic keen to operate more services to India
VIRGIN Atlantic Airways Ltd, part of the diversified Virgin group, is betting big on the proposed aviation policy that may usher in an open sky policy framework to commission direct flights to Mumbai, Hyderabad and Bangalore and increase its ... More

INFRASTRUCTURE

Further delay likely in Petronet's LNG terminal project in Kerala
IF the present stalemate in securing an assured market for the LNG from the proposed terminal to be set up by Petronet LNG Ltd (PLL) here is any indication, a firm decision to make this proposal a reality is likely to be delayed further. The ... More

Iran offers to bear 60 pc cost of gas pipeline project
IN an attempt to give impetus to the beleaguered $3-billion Indo-Iran gas pipeline project, Iran today offered to foot 60 per cent of the project cost. The proposed pipeline orginates from Iran's southern fields, travels through Pakistan and ... More

GIDA, Hind Lever settle land row
THE Goshree Island Development Authority (GIDA) and Hindustan Lever Ltd have signed an agreement allowing the company to construct a road to its premises from the newly reclaimed land belonging to GIDA. The agreement was signed by the District ... More

SHIPPING

Amingaon ICD begins handling imports in rakes
FOR the first time, the Amingaon (Guwahati) inland container depot (ICD) of the Container Corporation of India (Concor) has started handling imports in rakes. It started last month when only one rake of 39 TEUs containing imported pulses, was ... More

RAILWAYS

Freight, passenger fares may be spared in Rail Budget
THE Railways is unlikely to propose any hike in passenger or freight charges in its Budget for 2004-05. The preparations for next year's Railway Budget was kicked off recently with a simple brief to augment revenues without increasing freight ... More

Ships in Ports

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