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Originally posted by Aaqib View PostTwo Domestic Carriers are set to begin Domestic Operations
Serendib Airways is set to begin in 6 Days from now and I presume that they'd be using a Cessna Grand Caravan
The second being FlyCeylon (a subsidiary of IWS Holdings) who are also set to launch soon
From their website, it looks probable that they'd operate on Bombardier Q300/Q400 aircraft.
They've also begun recruiting
FlyCeylon - https://www.flyceylon.com/
Serendib Airways - http://www.serendib.aero/
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Originally posted by 744777 View Posthttp://counterpoint.lk/srilankan-air...be-profitable/
A factual and balanced summary of the companies performance over the past three years by the former CEO.
I agree it is a well written analysis of the state of SriLankan - I agree with his conclusions as well.
Where I have issues with Suren is that despite knowing the state of the Airline he was quite happy to accept a post he was obviously not even remotely qualified to hold.
After accepting this post he was quite happy to pocket a huge salary and benefits. In addition he was able to force the opening of a route to Melbourne. Where does he live? What a coincidence!
He was also supposed to get a bonus and he requested a nice severance package for himself - never did hear what he received - my bet would be all of it!
I also notice he took no action against any of the people accused of wrongdoing. No action of any kind taken against the Racketeers such as those exposed by the Colombo Telegraph. He also denied facts as "fake news". His interview on Bloomberg was just laughable (can be seen on YouTube).
He fails to mention any of this in his article. Suren portrays himself as part of the solution when in reality he was part of the problem.
Another good article:-
Pradeepa Kekulawala under fire:-
Always fly a stable approach - it's the only stability you'll find this business
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Originally posted by shiwankaswe View Post4R-ABQ
Sept 02 Operated to CMB-SIN morning 7:30
However it does look worn out
I believe this is an ex-Qatar Airways Aircraft
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Originally posted by banuthev View PostEx-Mihin Lanka aircraft which are currently in operation in SriLankan Airlines fleet are only 4R-MRD & 4R-MRE.
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Originally posted by ihsanraji777 View PostLet me guess best airline compared with air India, PIA, Afghan air, Maldivian
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Originally posted by banuthev View PostBoth the MRC & MRF were returned back to the lessor in 2017.
I thought that it was only MRF that was returned back
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Originally posted by Aaqib View PostTwo Domestic Carriers are set to begin Domestic Operations
Serendib Airways is set to begin in 6 Days from now and I presume that they'd be using a Cessna Grand Caravan
The second being FlyCeylon (a subsidiary of IWS Holdings) who are also set to launch soon
From their website, it looks probable that they'd operate on Bombardier Q300/Q400 aircraft.
They've also begun recruiting
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Originally posted by Wickz View PostHeli tours gone?
We now have new airlines such as Air Sakurai, F-air and FlySouthern who are currently operating domestic flights with FlyCeylon and Serendib Airlines to begin soon
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Originally posted by banuthev View PostGuys, any idea what happened to Colombo - Bangkok route ? I can notice Thai Airways is reducing the frequency of flights from 7 to 5 weekly and SriLankan Airlines already reduced the frequency of flights from 21 to 17 weekly.
I doubt that there is much demand for Pax on TG.
Probably why they’ve cut down flights. The same applies to UL since their fares to BKK are on the expensive side
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More tales from Pandora's Box...
A committee of investors who say they now hold 50 percent of a sovereign guaranteed bond issued by SriLankan Airlines which is in default have hired the law firm Akin Gump Strauss Hauer and Feld, a media report said.
Colombo (News 1st) - The Presidential Commission of Inquiry into Sri Lankan Airlines convened today and once again matters relating to the General Sal - Get the latest breaking news and top stories from Sri Lanka, the latest political news, sports news, weather updates, exam results, business news, entertainment news, world news and much more from News 1st, Sri Lanka's leading news network.
"..alleged involvement.." Right!
Good to finally see Druvi's name in print - he's got plenty to answer for!
Still nothing about the biggest Racketeering operation in the company:- The purchase and sale/leaseback of U$2.3 Billion worth of aircraft and the purchase of 4 A350 for just under U$1 Billion.
And more Fairy Tales...
The total debt is closer to U$3 Billion if you include the 4 A350 that still have to be paid for and the costs of the above market rate aircraft leases.
Delusional thinking at it's finest imho.Always fly a stable approach - it's the only stability you'll find this business
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