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Okay I really am sorry for the spamming now but it seems A6-EEU DXB-PER Emirates A380 has just touched down in Colombo!
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Thanks jbalonso777. She took off 1050 local time.. Landed due to a medical emergency.Originally posted by jbalonso777 View PostComment
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Ah, thanks for clarifying!Originally posted by umedhah View Post
I believe this is the second time an A380 has landed in Colombo - first also being an Emirates bird?Comment
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I think that was the 3 rd EK 380 landing in Colombo.Originally posted by jbalonso777 View PostComment
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Does anyone know where 4R-ALJ is?? is it sent for renovations cz although it has AVOD in economy, the seat type isn't the new light weight typeComment
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YesOriginally posted by Serendib View Post
Here's a pic of it taking off, taken by my friend in SLAF.
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Wow Nice pic HaleefOriginally posted by Haleef View PostYes
Here's a pic of it taking off, taken by my friend in SLAF.Comment
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great stuff Haleef. thanks for sharing.Originally posted by Haleef View PostYes
Here's a pic of it taking off, taken by my friend in SLAF.Comment
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Looks like the inaugural CMB-CCU flight will be done by the A319... So much for the A321! :/Comment
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Just another day in Sri Lanka....
A culture of impunity and zero accountability.Always fly a stable approach - it's the only stability you'll find this businessComment
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Total revenue of Sri Lankan Air lines has increased by 9.8 percent in the first quarter of 2015, the state statistics office said.Originally posted by ejanson65 View PostJust another day in Sri Lanka....
A culture of impunity and zero accountability.
“Passenger kilometers flown and total revenue of Sri Lankan Air lines has increased by 7.7 percent and 9.8 percent respectively in the first quarter of 2015,” the Department of Census and Statistics said.
In 2014, total revenue increased 5.4 percent to 115.5 billion rupees compared to a 4.6 per cent increase in operating expenditure to 144.4 billion rupees, data from the Central Bank annual report show.
However the airline continued to record an operating loss of 29.0 billion rupees in 2014 compared to 28.6 billion rupees loss recorded in 2013.
SriLankan last made profits in 2008, and has been racking up losses since a management deal with Dubai-based Emirates ended.
Over the past five years both Sri Lankan and Mihin made operational losses of 89.9 billion rupees, according to Central Bank data.
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