The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, November 06, 2007

AIRLINES
SriLankan to enhance operations in India
Colombo, Nov 5 SriLankan Airlines plans to add more destinations in India, which is emerging as its major market with gradual increase in passenger traffic.Speaking to Business Line, Mr Chandana De Silva, Head of ... More

British Airways deploying Tata Consultancy tool
To fully automate cabin crew management More

Deccan forms consortium to bid for airport projects
Nitin Raheja group, IDFC, GVK are the other partners More

2 insurers to offer heli-hop products
Hyderabad, Nov. 5 The helicopter ambulance service, launched by the Apollo-Deccan Aviation duo two months ago, has begun to attract non-life insurance companies.Seeing good potential in this premium service, at least two insurance ... More

GENERAL INSURANCE
New India front runner for AI’s fog insurance cover
If fog persists for more than 6 hours for 3-4 days More

ALLIANCES & JOINT VENTURES
India Post, Deutsche Post sign MoU
India Post has signed a memorandum of understanding with Deutsche Post World Net to create a multi-layer relationship beneficial to both organisations. “There would be co-operation in the field of conveyance and distribution of mails, ... More

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
Dubai Port World plans $500 m more investment in India
Dubai Port (DP) World, leading global port operator with 42 container terminals across 22 countries, has announced that it would invest another $500 million in the next few years in India, taking its total investments to $2 billion in the ... More

Gateway District Park to manage Pace CFS at Aroor
Kochi, Nov. 5 Gateway District Parks (Kerala) Ltd, a joint venture company between Gateway District Parks Ltd and Chakiat Agencies, have announced the commencement of an Operation and Management – JV Agreement with Pace CFS Pvt Ltd with ... More

Allcargo stock recovering after its weak Q3 numbers
Unutilised land at various ICD and CFS locations seen as positive More

PERFORMANCE
Traffic rises at Madurai airport
Madurai, Nov. 5 Madurai airport has witnessed an increase in air traffic and the number of passengers. In September, the number of passengers stood at 29,532 and flights at 654, against 18,518 and 427, respectively.The number of ... More

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