The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, July 20, 2006

AIR CARGO
Cargoitalia adds Chennai and Delhi to its network
Cargoitalia, Italy's international all cargo carrier, added Chennai and Delhi to its network early this month. This is the second Italian carrier, after Alitalia, to operate out of Chennai. Mr Noble Vaz, Vice-President - Sales, (Sub continent), ... More

NEW BUSINESS
HAL bags $30-m Israeli order
Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL) said it has won a $30-million (Rs 135-crore) order from Israel Aircraft Industries Ltd (IAI) for the supply of major aero structures. The work package finalised recently is spread over eight years ... More

AIRLINES
BIAL signs catering pacts
Bangalore International Airport Ltd (BIAL) said it has signed contracts with its two flight catering concessionaires on Wednesday. LSG Sky Chefs and Taj SATS, selected by BIAL in June, would run the new BIA Air Catering unit for ... More

SHIPPING
Insat to Panama ship rescue
ISRO's satellite-based search and rescue network has helped in saving all 30 crew-members of a Panamanian ship, the organisation said. The ship, Glory Moon, was adrift in Sri Lankan waters after a fire destroyed its ... More

Kochi port's rate hike proposal worries users
Cargo handling rate may be hiked by 40 pc More

Indianoil Petronas to set up LPG unit at Chennai port
Indianoil Petronas Pvt Ltd (IPPL) is finally on its way to set up an LPG terminal at Chennai port. The Rs 300-crore project is aimed at handling six lakh tonne LPG cargo every year. Apart from imports from Petronas, the project will also offer ... More

RAILWAYS
Railways to finalise order for 9,000 wagons soon
Expects delivery of 10,200 wagons in the current fiscal More

ROADWAYS
Madhucon inks pact with NHAI for TN road project
Madhucon Projects Ltd has signed a concession agreement with the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) for highway road project between Madurai and Tuticorin in Tamil Nadu. The Rs 820-crore project envisages laying the stretch between ... More

RTC Q1 profit at Rs 140 cr
The Andhra Pradesh State Road Transport Corporation, which has been incurring losses for almost a decade since 1996-97 has turned corner earning a profit of Rs 140 crore during the first quarter this fiscal. The corporation recorded losses of ... More

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