The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, November 13, 2004

AIRLINES
Emirates introduces companion offer
EMIRATES has announced a special companion offer on its recently launched passenger service from India to New York via Dubai. Under the scheme, all first and business class passengers travelling from India will be eligible for a complimentary ... More

Qatar Airways extends reach in UK, Europe
QATAR Airways has implemented a codeshare agreement with bmi — the UK's second largest scheduled carrier, to increase its presence in the UK and continental Europe. According to an official statement, the deal will extend Qatar Airways' ... More

British Airways: 75 years of flying to India
COME December and it will be time for the platinum jubilee celebration of the air connectivity relationship between India and the British Raj. British Airways (BA), which will complete 75 years of flying on the India-UK route, is keen to grow. ... More

Royal Nepal Airlines bid to consolidate operations
ROYAL Nepal Airlines Corporation (RNAC) has chalked out a multi-pronged strategy to consolidate its operations. This includes entering into equity-partnership with international carriers, restructuring the organisation, acquiring new flights ... More

RAILWAYS
India, Nepal may have new rail links
INDIA and Nepal may soon have new, direct railway links, which would connect Raxaul, in Bihar, with Nepal's capital Kathmandu and Lumbini in Nepal with Nautanwa in Uttar Pradesh. As of now, there is one railway track between the two countries, ... More

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