The Hindu Business Line : Saturday, May 15, 2004

AIRLINES
Jet Airways begins Delhi-Kathmandu flight
JET Airways that launched a daily flight between Delhi and Kathmandu on Friday is evaluating the option of not only launching flights from all its major hubs, but also operating a second daily flight between the capitals of the two ... More

A traditional welcome
IT was a combination of tradition and modernity which greeted the more than 100 passengers travelling on the inaugural flight of Jet Airways on the Delhi-Kathmandu sector at the Indira Gandhi International airport in the Capital on ... More

SHIPPING
`Shipyards must have proper marketing strategy to tap global orders'
CONSIDERING the scope for maritime affairs in the country in the coming years, the Union Shipping Secretary, Mr D.T. Joseph, has called upon the shipyards to conduct proper marketing strategies to bag more global orders. He complained that ... More

Concor, Transworld tie-up for freight station at Dadri
CONTAINER Corporation of India Ltd (Concor) has signed a joint venture with Transworld Group of Companies to develop a container freight station (CFS) at Dadri in Greater Noida. According to the agreement, the proposed `Albatross' CFS will be ... More

IOC favours higher capacity crude tankers for Paradip Port
INDIAN Oil Corporation (IOC) is believed to have turned a deaf ear to Paradip Port Trust's (PPT) appeal for allotment of crude tankers of appropriate capacity to the port. IOC, it is learnt, is insisting on higher capacity tankers, which the ... More

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