The Hindu Business Line : Friday, July 20, 2007

ACCIDENTS
Lessons from Brazil crash — Indian aviation ‘over-shooting’ safety norms
On Tuesday an Airbus 320 belonging to TAM Airlines, while landing at Sao Paulo’s Congonhas Airport could not stop on the 2000-metre runway, veered to the left, crashed through the airport boundary wall, crossed a highway and hit a petrol ... More

AIRLINES
Air India will display new fit on July 28
Air India will unveil its new livery and aircraft before the Prime Minister, Dr Manmohan Singh, at the Indira Gandhi International Airport here on July 28. Boeing 777-200 Long Range (LR), which came from Seattle on Wednesday, and ... More

SHIPPING
SCI undertakes big tonnage addition in Eleventh Plan
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All at sea
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Cochin Shipyard achieves record productivity
Kochi, July 19 Cochin Shipyard Ltd has achieved an all-time high of 1,81,000 dwt in shipbuilding this year surpassing the previous best of 1,10,206 dwt achieved in 2005-06 The yard is expecting a net profit of around Rs 58 crore ... More

RAILWAYS
Bombardier bags $590-million Delhi Metro deal
New Delhi, July 19 Having bagged a $590-million tender to supply 340 metro coaches to Delhi Metro Rail Corporation, Bombardier Transportation plans to set up a coach manufacturing factory in Vadodara. The factory, for which Bombardier would ... More

You can buy train tickets at post offices soon
New Delhi, July 18 You can book your train tickets at Post Offices soon . An agreement is likely to be signed shortly, the Railway Minister, Mr Lalu Prasad, said while addressing the meeting of the Consultative Committee of Members of ... More

Rlys moves double stack containers under electric wire
Will look to take on car transport market More

Eastern Railway earnings up at Rs 884 cr
Kolkata, July 19 The earnings of Eastern Railway have gone up to Rs 884.37 crore during April to June 2007 compared with Rs 695.6 crore earned during the corresponding period of the previous year, says a press release. During this ... More

ROADWAYS
Steps to restore vehicular traffic at Kuthiran
The Indian Chamber of Commerce and Industry has urged the State PWD Minister to take necessary steps to restore vehicular traffic at Kuthiran on NH-47, which was disrupted due to landslides in the recent rains. The suspension of vehicular traffic ... More

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