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I wonder why UL need more aircraft when the current fleet is already under utilised. -
Reports indicate that a second A320, msn 4552, which has been with Indigo Airlines of India since 2010 and registered VT-IGZ in that country, is due in April. An A330 is due later this year.Originally posted by Aaqib View Post
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Thanks for the update !Originally posted by Serendib View Post
Good to know the aircraft msn details of the Fitsair 's second A320.
I can see on FR24, MSN 4552 done it's second engine run at KUL on the 16-Mar-2021.Comment
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Aeroflot is going to fly Colombo-Moscow route from April 1. Twice a week.
SVO-CMB - 23:55 - 10:50+1 - A333 - THU SAT - SU0284
CMB-SVO - 23:55 - 06:50+1 - A333 - FRI SUN - SU0285
UL also still have plans to operate Moscow. Do you think there is a demand on the route to fly both UL and SU?Comment
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A350's are still on radar for Sri Lankan Airlines"As for the airline’s four orders for A350-900s, Gunatilleka says Srilankan still intends to take these jets when the air travel situation improves, and that Airbus has been very understanding."
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I doubt adding A350 and additional freighters are good idea for UL. Fitsair is already freighter market and doubt there is a demand for both UL and Fitsair to operate freighter flights from Sri Lanka. UL better recover from the loss instead of adding expensive A350. please correct me if i am wrong.Originally posted by SLrox View Post
do you think suing Airbus for will become successful for SriLankan Airlines? is it good idea for UL?
https://www.flightglobal.com/airfram...143010.articleComment
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Haleef, Do you know when the paintwork going to start for Fitsair's first A320?Originally posted by Haleef View PostComment
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Monetary wise may not be a good idea. But would love to see the A350s wearing the Sri Lankan livery.Originally posted by SLrox View Post
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According to planspotters.net 3 of the A350-900 not taken up by UL is already flying for Sichuan Airlines.Originally posted by banuthev View Post
MSN 052- B-304U (4R-XWA)
MSN 055- B-304V (4R-XWB)
MSN 060- B-301D (4R-XWC)
In my opinion adding a freighter to the UL fleet is sketchy, but bringing back the XWBs to the fleet would be a healthy option. UL could convert the A332s (4R- ALA,ALB &ALH) to P2F instead of bringing a dedicated freighter and replace them with 350s. UL could cater the XWBs for the EU and Australian markets better than the A333s. Everything is going to depend on the demand post- COVID.Comment
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350 is a modern very cost efficient air craft and adding 350s to UL fleet will be an advantage in long run.If 350 is too big then 330 neo 800 or 900 will be an alternative option.330 neo is not that a popular aircraft among even small carriers.Originally posted by SHOCKWAVE View PostComment
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An aircraft registered under vergin australia airlines (VH-FNP) is now flying from perth seems to land into mattala int'l airport. Which is very old one having almost 28yrs old. When anyone has the latest news regarding this...update us...Comment
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According to Skyliners, it's an Airbus A320-231 (msn 429) on delivery to HRI.Originally posted by AirDreamer View Post
Hi Skyliner, Do you know the reason for the visit to HRI?Comment
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Maybe it’s another A320 for FitsAir as they are expecting a second aircraftOriginally posted by AirDreamer View PostComment
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I heard msn4552 is a second A320 due to arrive at CMB for Fitsair third week of april 2021.Originally posted by Aaqib View PostComment
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It’s apparently going to be scrapped. Presumably at HRIOriginally posted by AirDreamer View PostComment
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