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SriLankan expands network to Yangon in deal with Myanmar Airways
SriLankan Airlines will expand its network to Yangon in a codeshare partnership with Myanmar Airways International (MAI) on flights to Bangkok and Singapore from 1st June 2017 to take advantage of growing tourist traffic.
MAI will codeshare on flights operated by SriLankan between Colombo and Bangkok, and Colombo and Singapore, a statement said.
“Passengers will enjoy the conveniences of the partnership, such as a single ticket itinerary and interlined luggage.”
“Myanmar is currently experiencing considerable growth in tourism, and we are confident that the addition of Yangon will strengthen our network and help serve the needs of our customers,” SriLankan Airlines’ Chief Commercial Officer Siva Ramachandran said.
“Extending SriLankan Airlines’ network to Yangon was part of our dynamic strategy of focusing on the Asia-Middle East region, which is the fastest growing market for global air travel.”
SriLankan has in recent months expanded its codeshare agreements with several other airlines in order to strengthen its network and provide enhanced travel options for its customers.
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Qatar Airways Cargo adds Colombo, Dublin to pharma network
With Colombo just added to Qatar Airways Cargo’s Pharma Network, and Dublin set to come online June 12, the carrier’s pharmaceutical transport network will soon reach 73 destinations globally.
The soon-to-commence Dublin route will be serviced by 787 flights, connecting Doha to “one of the leading global hubs for the pharmaceutical industry,” with nine of the top ten largest pharmaceutical companies operating in Ireland.
In Colombo, the carrier is betting on the country’s Export Processing Zone, which opened last year, to turn Sri Lanka from a net importer of pharmaceuticals and healthcare products to an exporter.
Qatar Airways Cargo will offer its specialist pharmaceuticals transport solution, called “QR Pharma,” on the routes, which has proven effective in mitigating the extreme temperatures at its home base in Qatar. Sri Lanka, with its own extreme temperatures and underdeveloped infrastructure, is a strong candidate for self-contained transportation solutions, such as QR Pharma.
http://aircargoworld.com/qatar-airwa...harma-network/Comment
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today next testflight local time 4 p.mComment
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Thanks. It looks like test / acceptance flight is being done every other three days. Any chance for pictures? May be final acceptance flight on 04/05th June prior to registration change from D-AVYO to 4R-ANC. May be it will be ferried to Colombo by 12th June. Correct me if I am wrong.Originally posted by XFW-Spotter View PostComment
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4R-ALN still going through checks ---- no movements yet on FLIGHTRADAR24Originally posted by RAHALROXZ View PostComment
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Air India has opened the reservation of upcoming Varanasi-Colombo flights. The flight service is going to commence on the 4-Aug-17Originally posted by Max View Post
Fri.Sun - VNS-CMB - AI271 - 12:35-15:55
Fri.Sun - CMB-VNS - AI272 - 16:55-20:20
Any idea which aircraft going to be used for this flight?Comment
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SriLankan Airlines Flight Network (valid from July 17)
1 weekly
CMB-Varanasi
CMB-Gaya
3 weekly
CMB-Kunming
CMB-Kolkota
CMB-Lahore
4 weekly
CMB-Tokyo
CMB-Beijing
CMB-Shanghai
CMB-Seychelles
CMB-Dammam
CMB-Visakhapatnam
CMB-Coimbatore
CMB-Hyderabad
CMB-Gan
5 weekly
CMB-Hong Kong
7 weekly
CMB-Jeddah
CMB-Jakarta
CMB-Melbourne (effect 29 Oct)
CMB-Dhaka
CMB-Mumbai
CMB-Trivandrum
CMB-Karachi
CMB-Muscat
CMB-Abu Dhabi
CMB-Dubai
CMB-Doha
CMB-Bahrain
CMB-Kuwait
CMB-Riyadh
CMB-London (9 weekly from 29-Oct)
CMB-Guangzhou
CMB-Madurai
11 weekly
CMB-Delhi
14 weekly
CMB-Kuala Lumpur
CMB-Kochi
CMB-Bengaluru
CMB-Trichy
21 weekly
CMB-Bangkok
CMB-Singapore
28 weekly
CMB-Male'
35 weekly
CMB-Chennai
above info as per gds 03-06-2017
Some News Highlights : -
-> SriLankan is planning to increase more frequency of flights to Mumbai and Kolkota;
-> SriLankan may launch direct flights to Ahmedabad, India in Winter 2018;
-> Direct passenger flights to Vietnam have been planned by SriLankan;
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Thanks 4R-ALA and MalaysiaMustafa I have corrected it now.Comment
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Originally posted by banuthev View Post
CORRECTION: JED is daily not 6
As UL is operating daily since APRIL and their website says the same for 2017Comment
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Thank you. You're correct. JED is Daily.Originally posted by 4R-ALA View Post
Currently UL is serving Middle East Destinations with Daily but except for Dammam which is only 4 weekly. Why does UL is not increasing the Dammam flights?Comment
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Is the religious traffic sufficient to justify this flight?Originally posted by banuthev View PostComment
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Members any idea of what sort of an impact the Qatar crisis would leave on the aviation industry here in sri lanka. Any ideas on upcoming air fares would be. Airlines like EK,EY,SV,GF,FZ,G9 have all stopped it's operations to DOH. Now keeping in mind that most of these carriers hauled quite a lot of passengers to DOH through transit and they now has terminated operations, this leaves only UL,QR,KU(transit) operating the CMB-DOH sector. Now will this mean the air fares between this sector would possibly increase. And will we see more fifth freedom flights operated between this sector, will airlines like Royal Jordanian return or will airlines like Oman air increase frequency to cater this market gap.Comment
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Flights to Qatar as usual: SriLankan
SriLankan Airlines would continue to operate its flights to Doha, Qatar as per schedule,
a spokesman for the SriLankan told Daily Mirror.
At present SriLankan operates daily flights to Doha.
Perfect time to deploy A330-300 for the daily service….Comment
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They already doOriginally posted by Max View PostFlights to Qatar as usual: SriLankan
SriLankan Airlines would continue to operate its flights to Doha, Qatar as per schedule,
a spokesman for the SriLankan told Daily Mirror.
At present SriLankan operates daily flights to Doha.
Perfect time to deploy A330-300 for the daily service….Comment
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