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AIRLINES
Tata group co ties up with Israel Aerospace
Tata Advanced Systems, a wholly owned subsidiary of Tata Industries, and Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) Ltd, have signed a Memorandum of Understandingto set up a joint venture company here.A statement issued after the signing ... More

Non-stop Gulf flights from Thiruvananthapuram
Thiruvananthapuram, Feb. 17 Budget airline Air India Express has announced the launch of non-stop flights from Thiruvananthapuram to destinations in West Asia. Non-stop flights on the Thiruvananthapuram-Gulf sector will start on Monday ... More

SHIPPING
European Naval Defence System sets up Indian arm
The European Naval Defence Systems organisation, the DCNS Group,announced the setting up of its Indian subsidiary on Sunday. In a statement, the company said that the subsidiary — DCNS India — will be established in Mumbai and be ... More

Gunny bags movement down
The transportation of gunny bags in containers from Kolkata to North India, mainly Punjab, is showing a downward trend. The throughput used to be more than 9,000 TEUs annually a few years ago, since dropped to 5,400 TEUs in 2006-07 and unlikely ... More

Bharati Shipyard to launch drydock
Bharati Shipyard in partnership with Kolkata-based Corporated Consultancy & Engineering Enterprise Pvt Ltd is launching a dry-dock on Kolkata port’s land on the bank of the river Hooghly to construct vessels. The commissioning, it is ... More

IMO’s tough air pollution rules
The new air pollution rules ratified by International Maritime Organisation’s sub-committee on bulk liquids and gases are going to be tough, according to Shipping Gazette. The suggestions of the sub-committee will be submitted ... More

HUMAN RESOURCES
Seafarers to rejoice on wage revision
Around 20,000 seafarers and their families are likely to benefit from the recent Bombay High Court order on revision of the wages of Indian seamen. As per the decision, each seafarer working on Indian foreign going, offshore and home ... More

MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS
Mega merger in offing
The international container shipping market is rife with speculation that yet another mega merger is in the offing. What fuels speculation is the report in Asian Wall Street Journal that Singapore’s container line Neptune ... More

RAILWAYS
‘Science Express’ arrives in Vizag
Hyderabad, Feb. 17 A mobile train exhibition, ‘Science Express’, has arrived in Andhra Pradesh with an objective of encouraging the youth to understand the excitement of careers in teaching and research in the different streams of ... More

OUTLOOK
Mangalore: Big potential for tourism growth
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