The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, April 10, 2005

Indian Airlines hikes fares by 12 per cent
DOMESTIC carrier Indian Airlines (IA) has announced a 12-per cent increase in fares after local oil companies raised prices of aviation turbine fuel. According to a statement issued by the company, IA will implement its new rates from April 15. ... More

IA expects Bangkok flights to be popular
INDIAN Airlines is optimistic that its recently launched service between Mumbai and Bangkok will become popular as Thailand and India have an attractive exchange rate, which makes the former a comparatively cheaper destination for the Indian ... More

RAILWAYS

Cash back on railway tickets
If you have a HSBC credit card, you can book train tickets online at www.irctc.com and get a `cash back' incentive of 2 per cent. There is also a bouquet of offers that include dining, lifestyle, gold credit card and `Home and Away' ... More

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