The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, October 16, 2004

AIRLINES
Kuwait Airways to take up limited open sky offer
KUWAIT Airways is to take up the limited open sky offer of the Indian Government. The airlines will offer more seats on the Kuwait-Mumbai-Kuwait route between November and March next year. The airline plans to use both the Airbus A-340 and ... More

New IA training chief for Hyderabad centre
HYDERABAD: Capt Ronald Nagar has been appointed as the Director Training for Indian Airlines, Central Training Establishment the premier training centre based in Hyderabad. Capt. Nagar assumed office on Friday. Prior to this assignment, ... More

Royal Nepal Airlines launches lucky draw scheme
IN an effort to allow more Indians to visit Nepal, Royal Nepal Airlines, along with the Nepalese Tourism Board (NTB), has announced a `holiday prize scheme' which offers its passengers the chance of winning 20 round trip air-tickets to Bangkok, ... More

SHIPPING
TAMP okays new wharfage rate for motor vehicle traffic at Mumbai port
ANTICIPATING a big surge in the shipment of motor vehicles, the Mumbai Port Trust has secured approval from the Tariff Authority for Major Ports (TAMP) to levy a separate wharfage rate for handling such traffic based on an ad valorem basis. In ... More

RAILWAYS
`Tatkal system unfair'
MADURAI: The proposal to increase the number of berths in trains under the Tatkal system of reservation and the further increase in reservation charges by the Railway Board has drawn flak from the public. In a statement here, the ... More

ROADWAYS
Centre sanctions Rs 3,053 cr to develop 3 national highways in Kerala
The sanctioned amount, which is subject to the approval of the Union Cabinet, would also cover adequate compensation for land acquisition purpose. More

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