The Hindu Business Line : Friday, August 31, 2007

Jet Air chooses Bangalore as its next gateway for intl flights
Bangalore, Aug 30 Jet Airways has chosen Bangalore as its next gateway after the major metros of Mumbai, Delhi and Chennai for its international flights. The new Indian international carrier plans to first connect Singapore before ... More

Paramount to expand to Western region
Thiruvananthapuram, Aug. 30 Paramount Airways is open to growth through the inorganic route if the right opportunity emerges. According to Mr M. Thiagarajan, Managing Director, Paramount Airways, the airline is currently in discussions with ... More

India-US route largest revenue generator for AI
New Delhi, Aug. 30 The India-US sector continues to be the biggest money generator for Air India. The airline earned revenues of Rs 2,865.08 crore during 2005-06 up from Rs 2,413.94 crore generated the previous year, the Minister for ... More

SHIPPING
Shipping lines going slow on procurement of new biz
Non-availability of slots in mainline vessels at transhipment hubs More

RAILWAYS
Rlys planning windmill project near Chennai
New Delhi, Aug 30 The Indian Railways is planning a windmill project to generate 10 MW power near Chennai. Speaking at a two-day conference of the chief electrical engineers hereon Thursday, the Minister of State for Railways, Mr R. Velu, ... More

Gauge conversion to begin soon
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Rlys targets Rs 2,000 cr from scrap sale
Earns Rs 538 cr in first quarter More

ROADWAYS
Global tenders sought for Bangalore-Mysore corridor project
Karnataka cancels tripartite pact with promoter consortium More

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