The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, February 13, 2005

Air India, IA working on greater synergy options
IN the wake of impending competition in the domestic and international skies from the private sector airlines, Air India and Indian Airlines are exploring greater synergy options, including sharing of manpower and creating common ... More

Delta Air to terminate seasonal service on Feb. 22
DELTA Air Lines will terminate a week ahead of schedule the seasonal service it is operating between Mumbai and the US via Frankfurt. The Atlanta-based airline will operate the last of its additional flights on February 22, against the ... More

SHIPPING

Hajara set to become new CMD of SCI
MR Sabyasachi Hajara, currently the Director in-charge of Personnel and Administration with the State-owned Shipping Corporation of India (SCI), is tipped to become the new Chairman and Managing Director of the company. Mr Hajara will succeed ... More

TAXATION

Shipping Ministry revives plan to levy maritime cess
THE Shipping Ministry has revived the proposal to levy a maritime development cess to part-fund the Rs 58,000-crore National Maritime Development Programme. "Part of the finances for implementing the development programmes for the maritime ... More

SOFTWARE

Kale to offer revenue recovery services for Oman Aviation
KALE Consultants Ltd, a global provider of software products and outsourced services to the aviation and travel industry, has said that Oman Aviation Services has selected Kale MPS (Managed Process Services) for providing revenue recovery ... More

Ramco looks to tap aviation solutions market
BOOMING air traffic worldwide on one hand, and spending cuts by loss-making airlines on the other, spell opportunities for aviation software solution providers. Ramco Systems is eyeing this huge market, estimated at $2 billion in India and the ... More

HUMAN RESOURCES

CCTL employees' body issues strike notice
THE employees' association of Chennai Container Terminal Ltd (CCTL) has issued a strike notice to the management for adopting "unfair labour practice." The Chennai Container Terminal Employees Association issued the notice on Saturday ... More

RAILWAYS

RailTel on fast track, to offer seamless cable link
IF RailTel Corporation's technology drive is anything to go by, rail travel will never be the same again. The company's optical fibre cable network across 25,000 route kilometres, which could grow to 40,000 km, will be able to offer seamless ... More

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