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Sri Lanka to sign air service agreement with Canada
The Sri Lankan Cabinet of Ministers Tuesday has approved the signing of an air services agreement with Canada.
Although a large number of expatriate Sri Lankans are living in Canada, currently there is no air services agreement operating between the two countries
Signing of an air services agreement aims to provide facilities to promote trade and tourism between the two countries.
The Cabinet of Ministers has granted approval to a proposal put forward by the Minister of Transport and Civil Aviation Nimal Siripala de Silva to sign the proposed air services agreement officially agreed to formalize air services between Sri Lanka and Canada and to implement the provisions in the agreement.
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Is it profitable UL serving CMB-LHR-YTZ or CMB-FRA-YTZ with 4 weekly A330-300?Originally posted by Max View Post
is AC not interested in doing seasonal flights to CMB?Comment
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Guys i've read a news about Airbus is going to donate (I'm not sure about that) 24 helicopter for Sri Lanka for air ambulance purposes.. is it true?Comment
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At the current financial situation. I have my doubts about the the viability...even badly managed airlines like PIA and AI makes money on that routes. But UL does not have any cash or capital for that investmentOriginally posted by banuthev View Post
AC is not interested...they are happy with DEL and DXBComment
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Etihad Cargo increases Colombo freighter flights from 1 to 2 weekly, from this month. It's the only airline currently flying direct from Sri Lanka to United States. Route : AUH-CMB-MXP-LCK with 2 weekly onboard B777F.Comment
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Airbus and Benz to provide free air/land ambulance serviceOriginally posted by Sandaru View Post
"The free ambulance package includes 24, helicopters, 1,050 ambulances and 240 breakdown vehicles. The Benz Company will invest in the ambulances and breakdown vehicles while 24 helicopters will be provided by the Air Bus Company"
See more at: http://www.dailymirror.lk/129180/Air....GDdSsQI1.dpufComment
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According to the article, this is coming from the most unreliable mouth piece of the regime. Highly doubt this, but will be delighted if this really is genuine.Originally posted by Sandaru View PostComment
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Good news if its true. But what benefits Airbus and Benz will get by supplying free Helicopters and Vehicles to Sri Lanka?Originally posted by Cayman View Post
Does Sri Lanka currently have air ambulance service in the country? Can I know registration for those helicopters please?Comment
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The third paragraph of the article says it will be funded by a soft loan. So its not free. Benz and Airbus will benefit by making a sale and building a relationship with the government.Originally posted by banuthev View Post
Actually now that I read the article a second time I think it meant to say that the service will be free for patients.Last edited by lordvader; 19-05-2017, 11:49 AM.Comment
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Can anyone explain me why we need 24 helicopters for a tiny nation like sri lanka. A significantly lesser number would have been practical. On top of this, if this is provided via a soft loan then this again would merely be burden for the taxpayer.Originally posted by Sandaru View PostComment
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