The Hindu Business Line : Monday, November 22, 2004

AIRLINES
`Apex fares are here to stay'
THERE is good news for the domestic air travellers. The days of flying at reduced rates in the domestic skies, it would seem, are here to stay. The state-owned Indian Airlines (IA), which has the largest air connectivity within the country, ... More

Making immigration less tedious
Having a separate immigration counter at airports for Indian nationals returning from abroad could make endless queues a thing of the past. More

Air Deccan `not worried' about entry of new players
AIR Deccan, the country's sole low-cost airline, is not unduly worried about more such players entering the market, according to Mr G.R. Gopinath, Managing Director. "The proposed entry of more players in to the low-cost airline market in India ... More

SHIPPING
JN Port box terminal stacks up record traffic
EVEN AS the premier Jawaharlal Nehru Port battles congestion (more in the container yard than in the berths), the government-run box terminal has quietly touched a new high in box handling in October than the ... More

It is advantage Vallarpadam
Kochi scores over Vizhinjam as it already has port infrastructure and local cargo support, apart from bunkering and ship repair facilities and rail and road connectivity. More

ISPS Code at Kochi port: Steamer watchmen fuming
Kochi Port's attempts to adhere to the ISPS Code it has implemented recently have run into rough weather, with port security workers agitating to retain their jobs. More

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