The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, December 19, 2004

AIRLINES
HAL embarking on tie-ups with global aviation majors
HINDUSTAN Aeronautics Ltd's new Chairman on Saturday said the company is embarking on partnerships within and outside the country, one to expand its global reach and the other to improve its delivery efficiencies. The Rs 3,800-crore defence ... More

HAL plans advanced fighter CAT
Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) plans to make a combat air trainer (CAT) that could beat the British fighter trainer, the Hawk. The domestic defence aviation major has proposed the concept of a CAT, a twin-engine advanced fighter-cum-trainer ... More

Fog effect
Anxious passengers checking schedule of flights at the Capital's airport on Saturday after heavy fog disrupted flights. Normal life in North India was thrown out of gear with due to the fog problem. Movement of trains was also ... More

Airbus to unveil A380 on Jan 18
ATHE European aircraft major, Airbus Industrie, will unveil on January 18 its flagship for the 21st century - a double-decker 555-seater Airbus A-380 aircraft. The $ 10.7-billion aircraft, work for which started in January 2002 with the ... More

Boeing CEO's visit has `nothing to do with any deal'
WITH India becoming a major market for both civilian aircraft - the two state-owned airlines are poised to augment their fleet - as well as military equipment and IT, that the Chief Executive Officer and President of the world's largest ... More

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