The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, March 13, 2004

AIRLINES
More IA flights to meet cricket rush
CRICKET lovers eager to be in Pakistan may now find it easier to reach the cricketing venue. Indian Airlines (IA) on Friday announced that it would offer more than 1,450 additional seats between Delhi and Lahore. The airline is to operate ... More

Lufthansa mulls flights to more cities in South
LUFTHANSA is examining the possibility of operating flights to more cities in the South, according to Mr Werner Heesen, General Manager, Passenger Sales (India) and Director, South Asia. "Lufthansa is evaluating the situation of flying to ... More

DGCA clears Lanka flight plans of Jet, Sahara
JET Airways and Air Sahara can finally say hello to Colombo. The last hurdle for the two airlines to start regular services to Sri Lanka has been removed with the Directorate-General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) clearing the proposals of the airlines ... More

Kerala CM plea on reduced airfare to Gulf sector

SHIPPING
Non-traditional shipments through Kolkata port up
SAVE engineering goods, shipments of all other traditional items, such as tea, jute goods, leather and mica, through the Kolkata port (including Haldia) to various destinations in the UK/Continent dropped in 2003 vis-à-vis 2002, according to port ... More

JNPT container terminal project — `Maersk bid the best Govt can get'
"In this case, only Maersk could have quoted a revenue share of 35.503 per cent being a big multinational company having enormous capacity and capability to invest, buy equipments and bring large vessels." More

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