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Originally posted by Banuthev
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You can take photos from Negombo Lagoon but you have to get permission to get closer to the runway! I took some shots couple of months back and they saw my camera and told me to delete it. So, it is better to get approval before taking some shots. -
It's +94112252861Originally posted by 88gee View Posttnx bro , if u can give us a contact number it will be much easier
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No no I don't think they re going to scrap it ....Originally posted by dilushasg-bdavi View PostComment
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What's a point of paying the parking charge for the aircraft which can't fly. They probably can keep the aircraft in aircraft museum or in aircraft spectators galleryOriginally posted by Haleef View Post
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In the picture, SriLankan Airlines A320 and A332 at Colombo Airport [CMB].. It looks like AASL still don't allow people to take pictures in the terminal and launges, as they have a "No Photos" sign on the window.Originally posted by SpookyFlyer View Post
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Actually its a video cameras sign...:P so i think we can take still pics? LOLOriginally posted by Banuthev View PostIn the picture, SriLankan Airlines A320 and A332 at Colombo Airport [CMB].. It looks like AASL still don't allow people to take pictures in the terminal and launges, as they have a "No Photos" sign on the window.
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ancient laws and rules .. people don't need to take photos, if they want to take down something .. (no offense)Originally posted by SpookyFlyer View Post
This kind of silly stuff must be stopped, so cops focus on more important stuff ..
Come to KUL or SIN, you will see a lot of photographers and enthusiasts parked with dozens and dozens of cameras, especially in SIN at the approach path the plane is just about 200 feet over your head, you could touch it with a stick (kidding..
Nobody cares ...Comment
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err .. more often, if there is some lease dispute, planes get stuck.. I suspect it is the same here tooOriginally posted by Banuthev View PostWhat's a point of paying the parking charge for the aircraft which can't fly. They probably can keep the aircraft in aircraft museum or in aircraft spectators gallery
Some Aircraft lessors are known to write off their loss, but come out smiling as they have run the lessee to ground ..Comment
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Exactly! FYI, you have to get permission to be this close to the runway!Originally posted by ecureilx View Postancient laws and rules .. people don't need to take photos, if they want to take down something .. (no offense)
This kind of silly stuff must be stopped, so cops focus on more important stuff ..
Come to KUL or SIN, you will see a lot of photographers and enthusiasts parked with dozens and dozens of cameras, especially in SIN at the approach path the plane is just about 200 feet over your head, you could touch it with a stick (kidding..
Nobody cares ...
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There is another sign beside that :P so, No Photos either.Originally posted by umedhah View PostComment
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Bombardier C Series inaugural flight today; they call it a game changer.
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London to Colombo Trip Pictures
On 11th Sep 2013, I flew from London Heathrow to Colombo on SriLankan Airlines, UL504, A332 (4R-ALJ). UL504 from London to Colombo, a 75% loaded flight. Most of the passengers are British Holiday makers and other Sri Lankan Nationals (VFR). My flight 504 was 1 hours late departure from London but it touched down ontime in Colombo. I enjoyed the inflight services.
I hope you guys like the CMB pictures!!Comment
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WowI hope you guys like the CMB pictures!!Comment
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Any Pictures of Air Asia X from Colombo ?AirAsia X has launched flights to two new destinations on 28 September. From Kuala Lumpur (KUL) the airline has started operations to Colombo (CMB) in Sri Lanka, and Male (MLE) in the Maldives. However, the A330-operated flights are linked such that both destinations are served four times weekly, but on two of the four weekly flights the one destination is served via the other. In other words there are twice-weekly flights (Thursdays and Sundays) that operate Kuala Lumpur-Colombo-Male-Kuala Lumpur, and twice-weekly flights (Tuesdays and Fridays) that operate Kuala Lumpur-Male-Colombo-Kuala Lumpur. Competition on both routes is provided by Malaysia Airlines with daily flights, while SriLankan Airlines serves the Colombo route with twice-daily flights.Comment
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