The Hindu Business Line : Monday, August 16, 2004

AIRLINES
Air India plans to launch economy services next year
AIR-INDIA Express, the no-frills subsidiary of Air-India, is expected to commence operations with 135 flights per week from eight centres in the country. According to the AI Chairman and Managing Director, Mr V. Thulasidas, flights from ... More

SHIPPING
New-look Kolkata box terminal, ahoy
The Kolkata port authorities are bullish about the prospects of the box terminal, which handled 1.25 lakh TEUs last fiscal, representing a 15 per cent growth as compared to the previous year. More

Draft maritime policy — Rowing towards reforms
The draft maritime policy seeks to review the practice of representation of user interests on the boards of major port trusts and to address monopoly situations in areas of port connectivity. More

INTERVIEW
`We will have world-class infrastructure in India by 2005' — Mr John Mullen, Chief Executive Officer, DHL Express, Asia Pacific
DHL, wholly owned by the world's largest transport and logistics company, Bonn-based Deutsche Post World Net, is truly global. DHL's network covers 120,000 destinations in more than 200 countries and territories, employing over 160,000 ... More

RAILWAYS
Freight loading up for South Eastern Railway
SOUTH Eastern Railway (SER), the profit-making flagship of the Indian Railways, has achieved a higher originating freight loading for the April-July period at 22.99 million tones (mt), 0.56 mt more than that in the corresponding period of the ... More

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