The Hindu Business Line : Friday, July 16, 2004

AIRLINES
AAI plan to launch barcoding for export cargo may hit air pocket
The AAI is also considering "appropriate disincentive schemes'' against cargo brought to the cargo terminal without barcode labels after the appointed date. More

Air Deccan takes delivery of Airbus A-320
THE dawn of low-cost long distance flying in India may be round the corner. On Thursday, Air Deccan took delivery of the first leased Airbus A-320 aircraft, which the airline plans to use to launch low-cost flights between the major metros. The ... More

SHIPPING
SCI raises funds from Korean bank, ANZ to buy 2 VLCCs
THE state-owned Shipping Corporation of India (SCI) has struck a deal with Korean Exim Bank and ANZ Investment Bank to raise $104.32 million to help finance the acquisition of two new very large crude carriers (VLCCs) of 3,00,000 dead weight ... More

RAILWAYS
Federal Bank to offer rail tickets online
FEDERAL Bank on Thursday said its online banking customers can now buy railway tickets through the Internet as it has integrated its FedNet payment gateway with the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation Ltd (IRCTC) Web site. The ... More

Floods put brakes on Delhi-Patna refrigerated van
Traders in Delhi say that moving green vegetables from Patna to Delhi may not make sense. More

ROADWAYS
New parking attendants
A man inserting a coin into the new Omni parking meter at Ballard Estate in south Mumbai. The parking system was launched on a pilot project basis by Omni Parking Meter Systems Pvt Ltd in association with the Brihan Mumbai Mahangarpalika on ... More

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