The Hindu Business Line : Monday, September 30, 2002

IA in no hurry on Apex scheme
INDIAN Airlines is keeping its cards close to its chest. Despite Jet Airways already announcing an extension of its `Everyone can fly' scheme for another six months, IA is likely to make its decision known only closer to the date when the scheme ... More

SHIPPING

Reminiscences of a CEO — INSA's B. V. Neelkund looks back 50 years
WORKING in an organisation for more than 50 years! It would be unthinkable for anyone in today's fast-moving world. But Mr B.V. Neelkund, who retires as CEO of Indian National Shipowners Association (INSA) on September 30, 2002, is a veritable ... More

Directive on individual user's plaints — Wind taken out of TAMP sails
THE Shipping Ministry's direction to the Tariff Authority for Major Ports (TAMP) last week not to entertain representations made by individual parties (on tariff-related issues) is likely to curb the powers of the authority. Further, if the ... More

INTERVIEW

`We have a number of things going for us in India' — Mr Jacques Creeten, MD, Indian Subcontinent, FedEx
Despite the break-up with Blue Dart, FedEx is still focussed on the Indian market. It recently signed a new operational agreement with Prakash Airfreight Private Limited, which will provide pick-up and delivery services, and an agreement with ... More

Ships in Ports

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