The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, July 27, 2002

Virgin Airways not to pull out of India for now
THE threat of Virgin Atlantic Airways (VAA) pulling out of India has receded for the present. At the end of a day-long meeting with Air India officials at the airline's headquarters in Mumbai on Friday, VAA decided to keep its "notice to ... More

Aviation security training programme
HYDERABAD: Aviation security has emerged centre-stage post September 11events. To emphasise and make aviation personnel abreast of the latest security requirements, the Central Training Establishment (CTE), here has organised a ... More

SHIPPING

Jump in freight charges to UK/Continent — Shortage of containers puts eastern ports under pressure
THE jump in shipping freight for the UK/Continent sector from the South-East Asian ports has created shortage of containers in some of the Indian ports, particularly those located on the east coast. As a result, a section of shippers, ... More

Ships in Ports

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