The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, October 16, 2005

Govt may fine Air Sahara for disruption at Mumbai airport
THE Government is considering levying a fine on Air Sahara for disruption of air services caused by one of its aircraft that was involved in an accident at Mumbai airport last week. "The issue is being considered. Some action will have to be ... More

A-I sets 1-year deadline to `rediscover brand'
AIR India has set itself a target of one year to refurbish its brand. The one-year deadline will also be used to change Air-India's work culture, the Air-India Chairman and Managing Director, Mr V. Thulasidas, said here on Saturday. "By ... More

Jet Airways plans to buy 12 aircraft
JET Airways has drawn up a flight acquisition plan envisaging procurement of 12 aircraft of the 737-category in the next three years for domestic flights. Mr Peter Leuthe, Chief Operating Officer of Jet Airways, said orders were placed for ten ... More

INSIGHT

Bargain airfares: Spoilt for choice
FINDING the lowest airfare if you wanted to fly between Indian cities was certainly simple back when there were just a couple of big airlines and standard fares. Travelling from Mumbai to Bangalore, meant calling your travel agent and choosing ... More

FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE

Gateway Distriparks Q2 net up 308 pc
MUMBAI: Gateway Distriparks Ltd, a port-based logistics facilitator, has reported a 308 per cent increase in net profit for the second quarter ended September 30, 2005 to touch Rs 20.4 crore from Rs 5 crore recorded in the corresponding ... More

ROADWAYS

NHAI signs 3 pacts for 4-laning highways
THE National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) has signed three concession agreements for four-laning about 200 km of highways in Maharashtra, Rajasthan and Chhattisgarh on a BOT (build operate transfer) basis. The agreement to four-lane the ... More

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