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AIRLINES: Service in sky may be 5-star, but on ground, it’s different
FREQUENT FLYERS’ BLUES. The domestic airline industry may boast of five-star service in the air, but it can’t stop flyers from complaining about the after-sale service being provided by the airlines on the ...

INTERVIEW: ‘The cake is large enough for several players to share’
joined the Indian Railways in 1983 as an IRTS (Indian Railway Traffic Service) officer. He has been with the Container Corporation of India (Concor) right from the time it was set up in 1989, and opted for absorption in the ...

AIRLINES: Is the equation between travel agents and airlines changing?
While the airlines continue to call travel agents an integral part of their business, the agents are increasingly feeling they are not getting their due. Not just in India but in other parts of the world too, the distance between airlines ...

RAILWAYS: Rly Board chief holds review meetings
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SHIPPING/PORTS: Pipavav crane uplifts productivity
The maiden ME3 call by MV Nedlloyd Drake at Pipavav port was marked by operational excellence of the port, according to port sources. The gross crane productivity was recorded at 41.51 mph, the highest for the port, setting an operational ...

SHIPPING/PORTS: Tea loading made easier and faster
The job of loading paper tea sacks into containers for shipment has been rendered easier at Amingaon ICD with modification of pallets to permit use of slip sheet allowing forklift entry. The modified procedure is known as inverted pallets. The ...

SHIPPING/PORTS: Hapag-Lloyd may ship office to Asia
If a report in Fairplay is to be believed, Hapag-Lloyd, world’s sixth largest container line, will relocate its documentation offices from Europe to Asia – either India or China – as part of a major restructuring exercise. ...

SHIPPING/PORTS: Tackling overcapacity
Will G-20’s pledge for $1.1 trillion to boost the world economy bring cheers to the world shipping, which is struggling to cope with falling freight, toxic charters, idle ships and the general air of pessimism? Theoretically, it should. ...






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