The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, November 16, 2004

AIRLINES
Converting Rs 52-cr dues into equity — CIAL, Hudco face-off drags on
COCHIN International Airport Ltd (CIAL) and the Housing and Urban Development Corporation (Hudco), the airport project's major financier, seem to be on a confrontation course following the latter's insistence for converting the Rs 52-crore loan ... More

Panel urges capital grant to flying training institutes
THE Naresh Chandra Committee has recommended that the Ministry of Civil Aviation or the Directorate-General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) should provide capital grants in terms of trainer aircraft to the operational flying training institutes. In ... More

SHIPPING
Kandla Port to deepen draught
CONSIDERING the growth in cargo volumes in the recent past, the Kandla Port Trust is planning to increase the draught to 13.5 metres from the present 11.5 m. This is also expected to attract more vessels to the port. The increase in depth will ... More

Ship owners seek clear LNG transport norms
Foreign owners have told Petronet that it would be difficult to register the tankers under the Indian flag even after putting in 74 per cent equity in a joint venture formed specifically for the project. More

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