The Hindu Business Line : Monday, January 19, 2004

AIRLINES
As low-cost airlines take off...
Asian skies readying for the dog fight
THE skies above South and South-East Asia are readying for a dog fight. In India, low-cost carriers or LCCs (the no-frills airlines, that is) seem to be taking off in their droves, thanks to the government liberalising ... More

For airlines, sky is the limit
IN the New Year, Indian Airlines (IA) and Air India (AI) could move closer to getting new aircraft while the private sector airlines are likely to achieve their objective of flying abroad. While later this month the ... More

SHIPPING
Why bunkering services need to be upgraded
Though bunkering services are available at most of the major ports in India, the infrastructure has not been developed in tune with the increasing requirements of the shipping industry. More

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
How Eveready energised its supply chain
Being the market leader with a share of 46 per cent in the dry cell segment, Eveready had to restructure its operations to cope with competition. It has worked out innovative supply chain management techniques to bring down its cost of dry cell produ ction on a par with global level. More

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