The Hindu Business Line : Wednesday, January 26, 2005

Hyderabad-Kolkata direct flights
HYDERABAD: Beginning January 28, Indian Airlines (IA) will operate three direct flights from Hyderabad to Kolkata a week. This is in addition to thrice-a-week flights via Nagpur and Bhubaneswar and once-in-a-week flight via Bhubaneswar, ... More

A promising year for aviation sector: Report
THE annual outlook report of the Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation says that 2005 holds "promise" of being the year when Indian aviation will finally come of age. According to the report, the year will see a number of significant developments, ... More

AI to fly thrice-a-week on Kolkata-London route
BEGINNING this summer, Air India (AI) will operate thrice-a-week flights on the Kolkata-London sector. At present, it operates two flights a week on the Kolkata-Mumbai sector with a through check-in facility to London as well. A third flight ... More

SriLankan Air mulls new scheme to woo tourists post-tsunami
"FALL in Love Again." This will be SriLankan Airlines' concept as it is all set to unveil a new package to woo tourists back to the island nation after the devastation caused by the tsunami on December 26. Stating this here today, Mr G.T. ... More

SHIPPING

IWAI proposes to install night navigation facilities
THE Inland Waterways Authority of India (IWAI) proposes to have night navigation facilities installed over the stretches of the National Waterways Nos. 1 and 2 by March 2005. "The work is in progress and we hope to complete it by the end of ... More

Kochi steamer watchmen upset over settlement delay
STEAMER watchmen, who lost their jobs following the implementation of ISPS code (international code for security of ships and port facilities) in Kochi port, are worried over the delay in finding an amicable settlement on the issue of reinstating ... More

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

Concor services launched in Tirupur
CONTAINER Corporation of India (Concor) commissioned its inland container depot-cum-warehousing services in Tirupur today. The new Tirupur ICD, Concor's second one in the district, will function from the Southern Railway's old goods-shed ... More

EVENTS

`Grey areas in dangerous goods rules'
A NUMBER of changes have been incorporated in the 46th edition of the IATA Dangerous Goods Regulations — a move bound to create confusion in the market place, according to Mr B. Govindarajan, Chief Instructor, Air India Staff Training ... More

Ships in Ports

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