According to Skyliners, A320 (msn5310) has been ferried to Colombo Airport on the 14-Apr. Is it visiting CMB for technical stop?
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During the pandemic, the patients that we never been to Africa, South Africa. Now we got operation to Nairobi starting soon. China, again, lot of cargo.
According to Vipula Gunatilleka
https://centreforaviation.com/analys...perations-1400
Also can see on Srilankan airline website
flight no UL1715/1716
DEPARTURE FLIGHT
THU 22 APR
10:45 Bandaranaike International (CMB)
Direct
14:40 Jomo Kenyatta International (NBO)
Direct
Duration 06:25
SriLankan Airlines (UL1715)
RETURN FLIGHT
FRI 23 APR
04:40 Jomo Kenyatta International (NBO)
Direct
13:55 Bandaranaike International (CMB)
Direct
Duration 06:45
SriLankan Airlines (UL1716)
Last edited by WDR; 15-04-2021, 10:51 AM.
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Originally posted by banuthev View PostAccording to Skyliners, A320 (msn5310) has been ferried to Colombo Airport on the 14-Apr. Is it visiting CMB for technical stop?
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Originally posted by LankaFlyer View PostSriLankan Airlines to start NBO soon onboard an A330-300. it's going to be a direct flight and also it's going to be a morning departure.
#SayHitoKenya #Nairobi #WildLife
Is it true UL is going to fly Vancouver via NRT?
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Originally posted by SHOCKWAVE View Post" Being an island nation, Sri Lanka’s national airline has an international focus. SriLankan Airlines’ destinations range across the Asia-Pacific region, Europe, and the Middle East. But despite the airline casting its eye over a range of new planes, it has no interest in acquiring any of the new generation long-range narrowbody aircraft to fly these routes."
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Originally posted by LankaFlyer View PostSriLankan Airlines to start NBO soon onboard an A330-300. it's going to be a direct flight and also it's going to be a morning departure.
#SayHitoKenya #Nairobi #WildLifeLast edited by AirDreamer; 15-04-2021, 02:05 PM.
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Originally posted by banuthev View PostAccording to Skyliners, A320 (msn5310) has been ferried to Colombo Airport on the 14-Apr. Is it visiting CMB for technical stop?
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UK Based Start-up Carrier FlyPop plans to operate LCC flights from the UK to Colombo
Once commencing operations, FlyPop plans to primarily focus on "Second Cities" in India including Ahmedabad, Amritsar etc. with other Destinations in Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal to be added on and considered as feasible options for future expansion
FlyPop would be operating the A330-300 in a single Economy Class configuration having secured two such aircraft recently
https://www.flypop.com/24/destinations flypop-aircraft.jpg
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Originally posted by WDR View PostDuring the pandemic, the patients that we never been to Africa, South Africa. Now we got operation to Nairobi starting soon. China, again, lot of cargo.
According to Vipula Gunatilleka
https://centreforaviation.com/analys...perations-1400
Also can see on Srilankan airline website
flight no UL1715/1716
DEPARTURE FLIGHT
THU 22 APR
10:45 Bandaranaike International (CMB)
Direct
14:40 Jomo Kenyatta International (NBO)
Direct
Duration 06:25
SriLankan Airlines (UL1715)
RETURN FLIGHT
FRI 23 APR
04:40 Jomo Kenyatta International (NBO)
Direct
13:55 Bandaranaike International (CMB)
Direct
Duration 06:45
SriLankan Airlines (UL1716)
what do you guys think about which aircrafts are going to be retired?
( I think the wide bodies are: 4R- ALA, ALB &ALC and A320ceos)
Last edited by SHOCKWAVE; 17-04-2021, 04:15 AM.
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Originally posted by SHOCKWAVE View Post
In this interview Vipula states that in the next 1.5 -2 years, 6 aircrafts in the UL fleet will be leaving and it would be 3 wide bodies and 3 narrow bodies.
what do you guys think about which aircrafts are going to be retired?
( I think the wide bodies are: 4R- ALA, ALB &ALC and A320ceos)
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Originally posted by Aaqib View Post
I can understand the fact that they would be retiring the older A330-200’s which would be ultimately replaced by the A359’s but why the A320ceo’s?
P.S - All of this will depend with pandemic 🤞
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