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  • Originally posted by umedhah View Post
    What's the career?
    Its a cargo airline apparently.

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    • Originally posted by ODVG View Post
      Its a cargo airline apparently.
      Yep what's the career? Cargolux? Etc
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      • Air China to end Colombo.

        Air China in recent schedule update has removed operational schedule for Beijing – Colombo route, operating as winter seasonal service. Previously, the airline would resume this 3 weekly flights from 01NOV16, however reservation for this A330 operation has been closed since June, and schedule removed from the system.

        Previously planned schedule as follow.

        CA873 PEK1330 – 1910CMB 333 246
        CA874 CMB2110 – 0700+1PEK 333 246

        AIRLINEROUTE

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        • SriLankan Airlines launches Arabic site

          SriLankan Airlines, the national carrier of Sri Lanka and a member airline of one world, launches its Arabic website, providing its Middle Eastern travelers an enhanced and personalized browsing experience.

          The new site is equipped with advanced features to provide a “hassle-free and comprehensive” web experience, allowing the users the convenience of fulfilling travel preliminaries at their fingertips, offering them the opportunity to independently control their own bookings.

          In addition, travelers can also instantly claim the online offers that SriLankan launches.

          In celebration of the launch of its Arabic site, SriLankan offers its passengers a discount of 30 percent on all online bookings out of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait and the UAE.

          Bookings opened on June 1 and continue till July 10, while the travel is restricted between July 25, and Nov. 30, 2016.

          Desiree Premachandra, SriLankan Airlines’ country manager Dubai, said: “We are delighted to reach to our passengers in the region with the Arabic site, which will provide them a more comprehensive and enjoyable browsing experience.”

          A key feature of the website is the ease with which customers can purchase tickets online and manage their bookings through its simplified user interface to check-in, pre-order meals, request for child care or special assistance, and make purchases from the duty free collection among many such facilities.

          SriLankan Airlines has further personalized the experience by offering the site in the Arabic language as well for those who wish to make their bookings in their mother tongue.

          The new site is stated to have been designed to the highest global compatibility standards and is backed by a dedicated team of customer care professionals so the airline constantly interacts with its passengers to provide a more personalized experience.

          Dedicated native language home pages are available to users in all countries which SriLankan Airlines operates to.

          SriLankan Airlines, the national carrier of Sri Lanka and a member airline of one world, launches its Arabic website, providing its Middle Eastern travelers an enhanced and personalized browsing experience.The new site is equipped with advanced features to provide a “hassle-free and comprehensive” web experience, allowing the users the convenience of fulfilling travel preliminaries at their fingertips, offering them the opportunity to independently control their own bookings.In addition, travelers can also instantly claim the online offers that SriLankan launches.

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          • Originally posted by umedhah View Post
            Yep what's the career? Cargolux? Etc
            Is Cargolux still coming to CMB?

            Sri Lanka had won a contract to export textiles to US based logistics company "Trinity Logistics" few months ago. First batch of cargo was transported on a Etihad B74F from CMB to LCK. It looks like it flew as a nonstop if iam not mistaken. Looking forward to know the name of the airline going to operate fortcoming freighters on this CMB-LCK route

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            • Originally posted by banuthev View Post
              Is Cargolux still coming to CMB?

              Sri Lanka had won a contract to export textiles to US based logistics company "Trinity Logistics" few months ago. First batch of cargo was transported on a Etihad B74F from CMB to LCK. It looks like it flew as a nonstop if iam not mistaken. Looking forward to know the name of the airline going to operate fortcoming freighters on this CMB-LCK route
              CMB LCK Non stop ?

              Almost all cargo flights do a tech stop. Cargo doesn't complain if they have to sit for hours some place

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              • Originally posted by janhongladarom View Post
                Air China to end Colombo.

                Air China in recent schedule update has removed operational schedule for Beijing – Colombo route, operating as winter seasonal service. Previously, the airline would resume this 3 weekly flights from 01NOV16, however reservation for this A330 operation has been closed since June, and schedule removed from the system.

                Previously planned schedule as follow.

                CA873 PEK1330 – 1910CMB 333 246
                CA874 CMB2110 – 0700+1PEK 333 246

                AIRLINEROUTE
                Why? Sounds like Sri Lanka is not a perfect market for China.

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                • Originally posted by ecureilx View Post
                  CMB LCK Non stop ?

                  Almost all cargo flights do a tech stop. Cargo doesn't complain if they have to sit for hours some place
                  I checked now - Etihad B74F (N476MC) operating flight 5Y8765 from CMB to LCK had a stop over in HHN for 2 hours. These freighters have been operating once a weekly (every sundays) from CMB to LCK via HHN - effective 19-June.

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                  • Sri Lanka seeks investors for SriLankan Airlines

                    Sri Lanka has called offers from strategic investors to sell loss-making SrLankan Airlines and Mihin Lanka, with BNP Paribas and KPMG appointed as transaction advisors.

                    NSB Fund Management, a unit of state-run National Savings Bank is the lead managers to the deal.

                    NSB Fund Management said by advertisement that 'invitations for expressions of interest' will be available until July 27 for a non-refundable fee of 5000 US dollars, and offers will close on August 24.

                    SriLankan Airlines had borrowed in international markets with Treasury guarantees and also taken credit from domestic state banks to fund losses.

                    The airline has been cutting routes on loss making routes to Europe and focussing on India and the Far East. With falling fuel prices, it also trimmed losses in 2015.

                    Sri Lanka has earned 26.23 billion US dollars through exports of goods and services, including tourism and labour in 2024, up 12.6 percent from 23.29 billion a year earlier, data from the central bank shows.

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                    • Originally posted by Max View Post
                      Sri Lanka seeks investors for SriLankan Airlines

                      Sri Lanka has called offers from strategic investors to sell loss-making SrLankan Airlines and Mihin Lanka, with BNP Paribas and KPMG appointed as transaction advisors.

                      NSB Fund Management, a unit of state-run National Savings Bank is the lead managers to the deal.

                      NSB Fund Management said by advertisement that 'invitations for expressions of interest' will be available until July 27 for a non-refundable fee of 5000 US dollars, and offers will close on August 24.

                      SriLankan Airlines had borrowed in international markets with Treasury guarantees and also taken credit from domestic state banks to fund losses.

                      The airline has been cutting routes on loss making routes to Europe and focussing on India and the Far East. With falling fuel prices, it also trimmed losses in 2015.

                      http://www.economynext.com/Sri_Lanka...-3-5498-6.html
                      More wishful thinking imho - nobody will touch this. Nobody will even waste $5000.

                      How bad is it?

                      Appointed people at all levels and functions from Secretary to Department Head all the way up to the CEO and Chairman. None of these people are remotely qualified for the positions they hold.

                      It has become a completely dysfunctional company - most people are just collecting salary + benefits. It's impossible to fire anyone.

                      Those that can are heading for the exits - most of the good people have already left.

                      UL needs to be thrown out of Oneworld as soon as possible - this company is an embarrassment to the Airline Industry.

                      It's all very quiet surrounding the A350 - my guess is that they've lost the $12 Million/aircraft deposit. So the taxpayers are on the hook for another $48 Million + whatever penalties apply for cancelling this order.

                      Both UL and MJ are finished - you can't operate like this. The only question is when the doors will close.
                      Always fly a stable approach - it's the only stability you'll find this business

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                      • It's hurting a lot when they say 4R-ALL, 4R-ALM, 4R-ALN are "OLD". They are factory fresh and they joined the fleet less than two years.

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                        • Originally posted by banuthev View Post
                          It's hurting a lot when they say 4R-ALL, 4R-ALM, 4R-ALN are "OLD". They are factory fresh and they joined the fleet less than two years.
                          Dissappinted about this decision they will make this bird old & sick

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                          • SRILANKAN - M - 0060

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                            • Originally posted by Azamh View Post
                              Dissappinted about this decision they will make this bird old & sick
                              Yeah but the cost is too high right to keep the A333. If they are able to sell/lease the wide bodies, restructure and cut costs. It will be a lot better.

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                              • Originally posted by JetBlast View Post
                                Yeah but the cost is too high right to keep the A333. If they are able to sell/lease the wide bodies, restructure and cut costs. It will be a lot better.
                                Welcome to our forum!

                                Sure UL will loose the passengers if they operate the flights with an aged aircrafts.What's their restructure plan? Where they are going to expand? Any more aircraft joining the fleet for the expansion?

                                I am hearing one of the A333 leaving UL for PIA next month. Leaving day for other two not confirmed yet.

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