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Sri Lankan rumoured to start services SEP 2012 CMB/MEL/CMB 3 X per week A330 with new product
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SriLankan Airlines to fly smarter with capital infusion, new biz plan
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Sri Lankan Airlines to double flights from GCC states to Colombo
A substantial increase in inbound traffic, especially from the GCC, has encouraged Sri Lankan Airlines to nearly double their flight frequency to Colombo from the different destinations in the region.
“We have seen almost 43.2 per cent increase in passengers coming into Colombo from the GCC states,” Lal Perera, Sri Lankan Airlines Regional Manager for Middle East and Africa, said at a media briefing on Sunday night at the Al Falaj Hotel.
He added that the airline had decided to double its frequency from Muscat to Colombo.
“We have increased flights from Doha to Colombo from five to seven in a week,” he revealed. The airline will also operate daily flights from Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Kuwait. “We are trying to increase number of flights to five between Colombo and Riyadh and Jeddah.”
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SriLankan Air Taxi flies to Trinco
Trincomalee, Lanka’s favourite tourist destination, can now be reached in an hour from Colombo, with SriLankan Airline’s Air Taxi service.
Travel from Colombo by road to the east coast destination is about eight hours, but now the Air Taxi’s scheduled flights have cut down travel time to one hour.
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4R-ALA - by the second week of Jan 2012Originally posted by Serendib View Post
4R-ALD - by the second week of Feb 2012
4R-ADE - by April 2012
4R-ADF - by July 2012Comment
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Aviation sector investments rise
Private investments in Sri Lanka’s aviation sector is likely to rise to US $ 263 million next year. This figure is expected to increase to US $ 2.3 billion between 2017 and 2020.
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Srilankan to give up A340 aircraft
Srilankan Airlines is to give up A340 aircraft which it is currently using as the company can no longer afford to maintain them, Minister of Civil Aviation Priyankara Jayaratne said in Parliament yesterday.
Minister Jayaratne who was speaking during the committee stage debate on the budget in the House said the A340 aircraft would be exchanged for A330
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We gona miss our 3 Old Queens (ADA ADB ADC) and the adopted 2 Queens ( ADE ADF)Originally posted by Max View Post
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Dear All
I am new to this forum. It is nice to see a separate forum for Srilankan Aviation. I am having a query... Hope this is the right place to ask.
We, 1.4 millions of people from Madurai, India and 20 millions of surrounding district peoples are eagerly waiting for Srilankan airlines to start their first service. Through UL we can connect with many countries by taking connecting flight with excellent in-flight service & entertainment at affordable cost.
It seem like that day is very closer. Srilankan airlines put a stall in a Trade fair which is under progress in Madurai stating we are connecting soon. Everything seems good, but we are very eager to know more information about the flight timing, start date etc., Can any one very close to SLA provide us more details about it? Your information are highly appreciated. Thanks
Here are the pictures from the trade fair:
Photo Source: AllAboutMaduraiComment
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Welcome to Our forum Sundar.
Nice to have you here and many thanks for those nice pictures.Comment
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SriLankan Airlines resumes flying to Zurich
SriLankan Airlines began flying to the Swiss city of Zurich Thursday, the latest destination in the national carrier's expanding global route network.
The service will initially be twice-weekly on Monday and Friday and would be increased in the future, a statement said.
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ALA will already be in service by start of Jan 2012. More flat beds on more routes.Originally posted by Banuthev View PostThe opinions above are solely my own and do not reflect those of my employer or clientsComment
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Apparently this is under consideration and a no date for launch has been confirmed as of yet.Originally posted by sundar View PostThe opinions above are solely my own and do not reflect those of my employer or clientsComment
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