The Hindu Business Line : Friday, July 30, 2004

AIRLINES
A-I plans non-stop long-haul services
AS part of its efforts to face up to the challenges of an increasingly competitive environment, Air-India plans to expand its fleet and operate daily, non-stop flights to the US using ultra-long-haul aircraft, according to Mr V. Thulasidas, ... More

INFRASTRUCTURE
DLF estimates Delhi airport project cost at Rs 5,000 crore
DLF Universal Ltd, which has tied up with Malaysia Airports Holding Berhard to put in an expression of interest (EoI) for the proposed restructuring and modernisation of Delhi airport, has estimated the project cost at about Rs 4,000-5,000 crore ... More

SHIPPING
Strike continues in Vizag port
THE strike by the Dock Labour Board workers at the Visakhapatnam port, which began on Sunday, is continuing even on Thursday. The attempts to find a solution have made no headway so far. According to a press note issued by the port trust, five ... More

ROADWAYS
Kerala Govt fumbles, bus owners stand firm
The bus operators rejected a request from the Government side to allow more time to study the demand for hiking fares. More

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