The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, September 05, 2006

AIRLINES
Jet Airways sets up hangar in Mumbai
Jet Airways has set up a hangar in Mumbai for its fleet of Boeing and ATR aircraft. The hangar, which can accommodate two Boeing Aircraft 737-series and one ATR aircraft at any given time, costs $15 million. The hangar is equipped with ... More

Lufthansa eyes expansion in western India
After opening the eastern sector in December by adding Kolkata on its map, Lufthansa will probably focus on the western India to add capacity or expand to other locations in that region. Besides, the German airline is also exploring setting up ... More

SHIPPING
Mumbai port offers fresh concession in rates
In a bid to attract additional cargoes, the Mumbai port has announced fresh concessions in its various rates for port users. The concessions include reduction in stevedoring charges for midstream discharge from 120 per cent to 70 per cent, ... More

PSA-Sical set to bag Chennai box terminal project
Letter of intent likely to be awarded by month-end More

Paradip port traffic hit by road breaches
Port is losing an estimated 20,000 tonnes of cargo every day More

Cargo handling up at NMPT in April-Aug
New Mangalore Port has witnessed growth in the handling of cargoes such as containers, fertiliser and coal in the first five months of the current fiscal. A release by Mr S. Gopalakrishna, Traffic Manager of the New Mangalore Port Trust (NMPT), ... More

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Ports

Amtek Auto readies acquisition strategy

Tax sops for pharma R&D may be extended

Knowledge and the Asian challenge

Export price outlook bright for Indian cotton

Of dreams and `commitments'

ONGC, Shell yet to agree on bid strategy for NELP-VI

Mumbai port offers fresh concession in rates

Looking back
Aug. 27-Sep. 2
India needs 856 aircraft valued at $72 b in 20 years: Boeing

Curbs on duty-free items on board aircraft to go

Air Sahara offers `fly unlimited' scheme from Sept 4

Coal loading declines in July