The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, September 22, 2007

AIRLINES
H1 air passenger traffic posts 27% growth
New Delhi, Sept 21 The Government decision to allow more foreign airlines to operate flights to India as also the advent of low-cost airlines has seen airports in India record a more than 27 per cent growth in passengers handled during the ... More

SpiceJet plans more flights, tie-ups with hotels
Pune, Sept 21 Additional flights in its existing routes, package deals with the hospitality segment and may be a foray into international routes. This is the roadmap that low cost airline SpiceJet has chalked out for itself for the current ... More

JetLite on global routes: Jet to seek Govt nod
Pilot training school on cards More

SHIPPING
VPT to invest Rs 3,000 cr to improve facilities
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RAILWAYS
South-Eastern Rly hit by poor loading of rakes by SAIL
Iron ore mines at Kiriburu and Meghataburu More

NEW PRODUCTS & SERVICES
Jet Airways puts on hold Bangalore-NY flight
Chidambaram opens Jet’s Brussels hub More

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