The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, May 26, 2004

AIRLINES
CIAL to set up Rs 15-cr facility for perishable cargo
COCHIN International Airport Ltd (CIAL) is setting up a centre for perishable cargo at an investment of Rs 15.02 crore, aimed at giving a fillip to exports of agricultural and other perishable products from Kerala and neighbouring States. The ... More

IA issues tenders for leasing A-319, A-320
THE state-owned Indian Airlines (IA) has begun the process of acquiring up to five Airbus A-319 and six Airbus A-320 aircraft on dry lease. The airline has issued global tenders seeking to dry lease these aircraft from companies or airlines ... More

SHIPPING
IPBCC hikes freight rates
EXPORTERS and importers from India will now have to cough up additional freight charges, with the IPBCC (India Pakistan Bangladesh Ceylon Conference), which includes some of the world's largest liner operators, announcing a "rate restoration" ... More

CCTL to recruit operators to handle quay cranes
WITH the non-management staff at Chennai container terminal on strike for the second day on Tuesday, the Chennai Container Terminal Ltd plans to recruit new operators to handle quay cranes, rubber-tyred gantry cranes and checkers. The company ... More

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
Jeena & Co launches operations in Coimbatore
THE 100-year-old Mumbai-based logistics major, Jeena and Company, has launched its operations here with a view to taking advantage of the emerging market potential opening up in Coimbatore business hub for value-added logistic support ... More

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