The Hindu Business Line : Friday, July 26, 2002

More flights to London — Virgin-AI talks in a day or two
A TEAM from the British airlines, Virgin Atlantic Airways (VAA), is expected in Mumbai in the next two days to hold talks with officials of Air India (AI) to try and settle the issue of the British carrier getting more flights on the India-London ... More

IATA density rule to come into effect from Oct 1
A RESOLUTION to amend the density rule of air cargo adopted by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) is likely to create some upheaval in the air cargo market out of India. This resolution, passed at the composite meeting of Cargo ... More

IA apex fare offer finds many takers
INDIAN Airlines (IA) is literally setting the domestic skies on fire with its apex fare scheme, which has seen the airline sell more than 16,000 tickets, during the first two weeks of it being launched. Official sources told Business ... More

SHIPPING

HRC Shipping looking at enhanced presence
BANGLADESH'S HRC Shipping Ltd, currently running services on the Bay of Bengal with one vessel, `Banga Lanka' (510-TEU capacity), and covering ports of Chittagong, Haldia, Chennai and Colombo, intends to enhance its presence on the route. This ... More

Ships in Ports

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