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Originally posted by Banuthev
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Yes, AC operates seasonal flights to YYT, but I'm not sure if they use an A319. -
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Correct! AC operates YYT-LHR flights during the Summer only. I think there is no sufficient passenger demand to operate for all seasons on YYT-LHR sectorOriginally posted by uthum View Post
Flying hours between YYT and LHR is only 5:00 or 5:40 hrs so St Johns is very closer to Europe than I thought. 
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Sakith, any idea which flight president took from Sri Lanka to United States. I remember he flew on Qatar Airways or Emirates to United States when he go to Washington DC last time.Originally posted by sfernando34 View PostComment
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Srilankan Airlines A 330 , 4R-ALG not seen in the skies since April 30, 2013.
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4R-ALG was not visible in the radar since April 30 , 2013. Is it under maintenance?Comment
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Nice pic! Where is this airport ? LHR ? I will try to find out the latest status of 4R-ALG .Originally posted by channa View PostComment
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Thanks Umedhah! Few more beasts from LHROriginally posted by umedhah View Postall the beasts this time nice 
After a long time I managed to catch SriLankan at LHR! 4R-ALA need bath!
Air Malta in special livery!
United B757 with sharlets!
Tunis Air leaves to Tunis!
A couple of TAMs from Brazil! A332 in the ramp B773 in airbridge!
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Yes I believe Air Canada uses Airbus A319s on their seasonal services to Heathrow from St. John's and Halifax. I remember watching an aviation video where they had interviewed pilots from Air Canada who flew that route, and they said there was quite a bit of confusion from the Heathrow controllers at first when they said they were an A319. An interesting catch for spotters in the UK!Originally posted by uthum View PostComment
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Ohhh ok so he flew commercial. GL Peiris also came to Washington a few years ago, and I had been looking for shots of a UL bird at Washington Dulles, but to no avail. It makes sense now that he also probably flew commercial.Originally posted by Banuthev View PostLast edited by sfernando34; 26-05-2013, 09:38 PM.Comment
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Yes they use A 319. It is only around 5 - 6 hr trans atlantic flight and not heavy passanger route as I think.Comment
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Yes London Heathrow on March 10 , 2013. I took that flight to CMB and it flew as UL 506 which had around 50% load factor on that day. That's why they it runs as a seasonal flight.Comment
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Just spoke to Aircraft Technician about 4R-ALG , he said 4R-ALG in it's last steps of C-Check, it will be flying after few days.Originally posted by channa View PostComment
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More Washington Reagan (DCA) spotting shots... finally some sunny weather.
American Airlines Boeing 737-800 on final approach
US Airways Embraer 170 (400th Embraer 170!)
US Airways Airbus A319, a common sight at DCA
Private plane landing (A rare sight at Reagan!)
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SQ B707 at CMB (1973)
Courtesy: Thilak priyankara (senior controller @ MRIA)Comment
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