The Hindu Business Line : Tuesday, November 26, 2002

IA, Jet hike special scheme fares
THE domestic airlines - - Indian Airlines (IA) and Jet Airways (JA) - - today announced a hike of about 10 per cent in fares applicable under the Apex and Everyone Can Fly schemes. The revised fares come into effect from December ... More

Efforts on to improve air passenger facilities
THE Lok Sabha was informed on Monday that though the major airports modernisation projects, including construction of new terminals at the four major airports, have been suspended pending their privatisation, work on improving passenger ... More

SIA in talks for launch of Bangalore services
SINGAPORE Airlines (SIA) is in talks with Air India for starting services to Bangalore from Singapore in April next year, senior airlines officials said here today. In an informal interaction with the media, the General Manager - India, Mr B.K. ... More

SHIPPING

Rise in tea exports thru Amingaon ICD — Pak emerges major non-UK destination
PAKISTAN has emerged as one of the important non-European destinations of tea exported through the Amingaon (Guwahati) inland container depot so far this year. Out of a total shipment of 1,706 TEUs so far in the current year (1,490 TEUs in the ... More

ROADWAYS

KSRTC staff on 24-hour strike
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Joint Action Council of unions in Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) is observing a 24-hour strike from midnight on Monday. The council has said that the strike is intended to press for workers' ... More

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