The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, February 10, 2007

Only one free check-in bag: BA plans new economy-class rules from Feb 13
Economy class passengers travelling with more than one check-in suitcase will be charged £120 or Rs 10,200 per bag. More

INFRASTRUCTURE
Baalu calls for better connectivity between ports and hinterlands
Vallarpadam port connectivity work launched More

SHIPPING
Garware Offshore, Havyard MoU
Garware Offshore Services Ltd has signed an MoU with Norway's Havyard Leirvik for marketing of ships built by Havyard to Indian shipping companies. The Havyard group, a fully integrated shipbuilding yard, has delivered more ... More

SOFTWARE
Oracle products for transportation sector
Oracle, the $15.2-billion US software major, has made inroads with its software application business into India's `booming' sectors such as cement, real estate and automotive. It soon plans to enter the domestic transportation sector, ... More

CeBeNetwork in pact with CADES
CeBeNetwork Holding GmbH (CBH), the strategic supplier for Airbus, has signed a partnership agreement with CADES, a Bangalore-based aerospace product engineering firm to outsource engineering services. This partnership would ... More

HUMAN RESOURCES
Jupiter Aviation inks pact with EADS
For MRO facility, flying school, training service More

ALLIANCES & JOINT VENTURES
BEL, Lockheed sign MoU
Bharat Electronics Ltd and Lockheed Martin on Friday signed an MoU to explore business opportunities on potential co-production avenues for domestic aerospace and defence electronics needs. This would also cover Lockheed ... More

EVENTS
Time to take-off
ANOTHER SORTIE: Mr Ratan Tata, Chairman, Tata group, ready to fly a Boeing F-18 Super Hornet combat aircraft at Yelahanka Air Force Station in Bangalore on Friday. ... More

OUTLOOK
Global players eye pvt jet market in India
Corporate India emerges biggest buyer of jets More

DRDO to seek tech partnerships
The Defence Research Development Organisation (DRDO) says it will seek out domestic and international industry partners to meet its 15-year road map for future technologies for the armed forces. The next focus will be the development of MCA and ... More

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