The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, May 10, 2003

IATA agents in India plan nation-wide campaign
IATA Agents Association of India is planning a nation-wide campaign against the marketing strategy adopted in the airline industry like PLB (productivity-linked bonus) schemes, which, according to them, promotes consolidation in the ... More

LS passes AAI Bill
THE Government's efforts to restructure existing airports to make them world class entities and encourage private sector participation in the development of airports crossed its first hurdle with the Lok Sabha today passing the Airports Authority ... More

`Unviable routes cost Indian Airlines dear'
IS the state-owned domestic carrier, Indian Airlines (IA), paying a heavy price for continuing to operate on seemingly unviable routes? A close look at the airlines annual report for 2001-02 shows that as many as 24 of the 70 domestic services ... More

INFRASTRUCTURE

Karnataka: Task force begins road project

SHIPPING

Kolkata Port Trust aims to handle 40 mt traffic
Full-fledged cargo handling facilities at Saugor Island and round-the-year transloading operation at the Sandheads having a draft of 50 metres, is on the anvil. More

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

Concor to step up services
CONTAINER Corporation of India (Concor) is all set to increase the number of its services catering to international traffic. With the ports of Pipavav and Mundra in Gujarat poised to handle container traffic, Concor too is to launch services ... More

RAILWAYS

Rlys in pink of health, says Nitish
THE financial health of the Railways has "improved distinctly" in the last two years with expenditure being reined in and efforts being made to increase revenue, the Railways Minister, Mr Nitish Kumar, has told the Parliament. "The ... More

Ships in Ports

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