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Originally posted by 4R-ALA
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Today I saw when 4R-ALO was landing 18 minutes late at LHR. Good to see UL is regularly sending these brand new A333s to LHR but I didn't get why they are deploying these brand new birds to low-yield destinations like CAN, RUH, JED. Sorry for the picture quality.
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Austrian Airways to begin direct flights here
Austrian Airways has made arrangements to operate a direct weekly flight to Sri Lanka from October 27 this year, said Civil Aviation Authority Director General H. M. C. Nimalsiri.
"This is a result of bilateral talks between the Civil Aviation Authorities of Austria and Sri Lanka at Bali Island Indonesia in November 2014," he said.
He said this will greatly help boost Sri Lanka's tourist industry since most Austrian tourists prefer to spend their holidays around beaches in coastal areas as well to view beauties of nature in the countries they visited.
He said the country has earned Rs. 13.6 billion by handling foreign airline traffic operating through the Katunayake Bandaranaike International Airport.
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I think it's all to do with aircraft rotation & pilot training. In the past, ALL, ALM, ALN, have been used to Chennai, Bangalore, Doha, BKK, MLE, etc.
4R-ALO is scheduled as UL 454 today 26th to NRTComment
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Is it true Thai Airways to increase daily flights to Colombo? It's Good for Thai because Cathay to quit Bangkok-Colombo route from October.Comment
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THAI this week gradually updates planned Winter 2015/16 operations, effective 25OCT15. Planned International operation changes, as of 26AUG15, as follow.Originally posted by Serendib View Post
Bangkok – Colombo Planned increase from 5 to 7 weekly, operated by Boeing 777-200ER instead of A330-300.
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Srilankan to add 2 more flights during December to London, as it suspended earlier this year.
SriLankan Airlines W15 London Operation Changes
by JL
Posted at 0330GMT 28AUG15
SriLankan Airlines starting 05DEC15 once again increases Colombo – London Heathrow operation, where it’ll operate 9 weekly flights, instead of 7. The additional flights will operate on Saturdays and Sundays, with A330-300 aircraft.
UL505 CMB0225 – 0845LHR 333 67
UL503 CMB1250 – 1910LHR 333 D
UL506 LHR1235 – 0435+1CMB 333 67
UL504 LHR2040 – 1240+1CMB 333 DComment
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Srilakan will add 3 more flights to Guangzhou as a direct from Colombo. However, it will not cancel its normal Guangzhou route via Bangkok.
SriLankan Airlines Adds Nonstop Guangzhou Service from Dec 2015
by JL
Posted at 0300GMT 28AUG15
SriLankan Airlines from 03DEC15 is increasing service to Guangzhou, through the introduction of 3 weekly Colombo – Guangzhou nonstop operation, using Airbus A330-200 and -300 aircraft. Overall service to Guangzhou will increase from 4 to 7 weekly as a result.
Colombo – Guangzhou
UL880 CMB0800 – 1600CAN 332 146
UL881 CAN1930 – 2240CMB 332 146
Certain dates operated by A330-300.
Colombo – Bangkok – Guangzhou
UL882 CMB0701 – 1155BKK1250 – 1645CAN 333 x146
UL883 CAN1755 – 2005BKK2100 – 2255CMB 333 x146Comment
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Originally posted by janhongladarom View Post
Why do they operate 2 flights to Guangzhou around the same time on the same day?Comment
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Incorrect, they operate Colombo - Bangkok - Guangzhou on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays & Sundays, while they operate non-stop Colombo - Guangzhou on Mondays, Thursdays & Saturdays, making Colombo - Guangzhou daily as a result.Originally posted by channa View PostComment
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x = except daysOriginally posted by channa View Post
e.g. x146 means flight operating except Mon, Thu & Sat
I feel SriLankan could be able to expand more flights if they've properly planned the flight schedule and fleet-utilization.Comment
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no wonder why they increase china capacity more n more chinese tourists. according to tourist board 119705 chinese tourists first 7 months of the year 77% increase comparing same period last year (2014-67408). china will be ul biggest market if they can utilize well.Originally posted by janhongladarom View PostComment
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4r-adg
4R-ADG is leaving the fleet today as UL 4001Comment
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