The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, December 15, 2005

American Airlines bullish on Indian aviation market
THE world's largest airline, American Airlines has managed to achieve several strategic objectives with the launch of its non-stop daily return flight between Chicago and Delhi. Besides meeting the demand of passengers wanting to travel to and ... More

CCEA may take up AI fleet acquisition proposal today
AIR India could move a step closer to acquiring 68 brand new Boeing aircraft soon with the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs likely to take a view on the acquisition proposal at its meeting on Thursday. Official sources said that a clearer ... More

Qatar Airways to operate more flights to India
QATAR Airways has increased the number of flights to India by almost 50 per cent, the airlines' Area Manager, Mr Naveen Chawla, said. The increase in flights, however, is for a limited period. The extra flights are being operated by Qatar ... More

IA begins Pune, Hyderabad service
Using the Pune-Singapore service, the public sector carrier would operate four flights a week to Hyderabad with Airbus A320. The IC-559 flight will depart from the domestic terminal on Tuesdays and Saturdays and IC-562 will leave from the ... More

SHIPPING

Mundra SPM receives first crude consignment
THE newly commissioned single-point mooring (SPM) facility of the Adanis-promoted Mundra Port has received its first consignment of crude oil for Indian Oil Corporation. MT Omala, a very large crude carrier (VLCC) carrying 2,65,000 tonnes of ... More

Mormugao port to hike charges
The upward revision in vessel related charges at 20 per cent has been proposed as against the asking rate of 28 per cent, which is worked out based on the recent guidelines issued by the Tariff Authority for Major Ports (TAMP). The proposal has ... More

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

Increase in haulage charges to cost Concor Rs 50 cr
THE recent increase in haulage charges imposed by the ways on Container Corporation of India (Concor) is likely to hit the company by about Rs 50 crore this fiscal unless it passes the hike on to its customers. Haulage charges are paid by Concor ... More

RAILWAYS

Concor to offer block train booking for shipping lines
CONTAINER Corporation of India (Concor) has offered to run block trains between Delhi and Visakhapatnam port's container terminal and hopes to receive an encouraging response from the shipping lines. Under the block train system, Concor, ... More

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