The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, October 01, 2002

Tunis Air offer to fly passengers of Indian carriers
TUNIS Air, the national carrier of Tunisia, which is starting flights to Dubai from December this year, has proposed to carry Indian Airlines and Air India passengers from Dubai to London and other places in Europe. The offer was made by a ... More

IA extends `apex fare' scheme till next March
INDIAN Airlines (IA) today extended the `Apex fare' scheme till March 31, 2003, while announcing more concessions, including lowering the period for advance bookings for purchase of tickets under the scheme from 21 days to 15 days with effect ... More

SHIPPING

`TAMP has no powers to hear individual grievances'
Based on the Law Ministry's advice, the Shipping Ministry had issued a directive to TAMP asking it to abstain from adjudicating on individual representations since dispute was an issue between the port trusts/private operators and the users and the o nly recourse available was to approach a court of law. More

Dredging Corpn in talks with foreign cos for tie-ups
DREDGING Corporation of India (DCI) has initiated talks with several foreign companies, a few of which are already operating in India, for forming special purpose vehicles (SPVs) or joint ventures to undertake major capital dredging works in ... More

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

Tirupur, Coimbatore on UPS map
THE US courier major United Parcel Service (UPS) has launched its direct international airfreight operations in Coimbatore and the hosiery export town of Tirupur through its Indian arm, UPS Jetair Express Pvt Ltd (UJEPL), the 60:40 joint venture ... More

ROADWAYS

AP Transport Dept nod for pollution testing centres
IN its efforts to curb growing air pollution in the State, especially in Hyderabad and Secunderabad, the State Transport Department has decided to allow private entrepreneurs to establish pollution testing stations. As the present ... More

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