The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, March 09, 2004

AIRLINES
All-women crew on AI
TO mark International Women's Day, Air India on Monday operated its first flight with an all-women cockpit crew. Flight AI-470, which took off at 03.40 a.m. on the Mumbai-Delhi-Singapore sector, was commanded by Capt. Rashmi Miranda. Capt. ... More

Jet, IA extend apex fares beyond March 31
THE good times for the domestic air traveller will continue beyond March 31. The private sector domestic airline, Jet Airways, has decided to continue with the reduced rate advance purchase excursion (Apex) fares beyond March 31, when the ... More

SHIPPING
Response to Kandla box terminal dull
EVEN as global shipping lines and terminal operators slug it out to bag the Rs 1,000-crore third terminal project at Jawaharlal Nehru port, response to the Kandla's port's proposed Rs 200-crore box terminal has been low-key. Although 17 ... More

China demand for iron ore chokes Chennai port with ships
THE Golden Glow, a break-bulk cargo ship, arrived in Chennai on January 18 to load iron ore. But since then it has been waiting at the port's outer anchorage. It is a similar case with two other ships — Azure and Sea Eagle. As on Monday ... More

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