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UL will retire it's 332 fleet end of 2019 or early 2020. Since the 3 - 333 will be back to it's fleet (Which is given to PIA for 4 year dry lease). If UL takes the 4 rest of the 350's. Probably they can resume European services by 2020-2022. -
UL is having a tight schedule on utilizing it's fleet. It's better to take the aircraft to the hanger during the runway closure since UL have plenty of time to take care of the fleet.Originally posted by Serendib View PostComment
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SriLankan's A321 / 4R-MRD is not flying since 12th Dec. Any reason ?Originally posted by ULA340 View PostComment
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Some rumors.... She is going to get Air Ceylon livery.... Not 100% confirmed...Originally posted by banuthev View PostComment
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4th A350 will definetely be for SriLankan Airlines. It will be run for the Australian routes.
Info from a personnel from Airbus.Comment
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Very bad. I thought SQ is doing well on CMB but very shocked to know they are cutting the capacity. From April 2017, it looks like MI will be operating 3 weekly B738 in the day time and SQ will be operating Daily A333 in the night time out of CMB.Originally posted by LankaXWB View PostComment
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If iam not mistken, 4th A350 was leased from Aercap. I thought the lease agreement has been cancelled and UL paid the penalty for all 4 A350s?Originally posted by Haleef View PostComment
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I'm not very sure of that bro.. But one of my uncle works at Airbus in Toulouse, so he was the one who told me thisOriginally posted by banuthev View Post
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I doubt on the Aus routes... This will not happen for the next 5 years atleast...Originally posted by Haleef View PostI'm not very sure of that bro.. But one of my uncle works at Airbus in Toulouse, so he was the one who told me thisComment
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Hambantota, Sri Lanka to resume long haul ops in 2017.
Is it true? What's the destination ? Airline?Comment
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A former SriLankan Airlines A340(4R-ADF), now in service with Air X Charter.
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We should take the A350...
Biman Bangladesh issues widebody wet-lease RFP
Biman Bangladesh Airlines has issued a Request For Proposals (RFP) from all eligible parties for the wet-lease of a widebody aircraft of any type for a period of eight (8) months commencing February 2017.
Tender documents indicate the aircraft must seat between 220 and 300 passengers in a two-class configuration and must have been manufactured in October 1997 or later. It must also be capable of flying direct between Dhaka and Jeddah, Saudi Arabia without any load penalty taking into consideration an anticipated Weight & Baggage load of 120 Kg/passenger.
The aircraft will be operated on Biman's South East Asia and Gulf & Middle East networks and will be guaranteed a minimum of 250 Block Hours per month for the duration of the contract.
The deadline for the submission of bids is December 28, 2016.
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May be they can get ex EKa330 or trans Asia a330 sOriginally posted by Max View PostWe should take the A350...
Biman Bangladesh issues widebody wet-lease RFP
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