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Air China is going to increase Colombo flights from next month. Guess How many flights to be operated?Originally posted by Serendib View PostComment
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Latest UpdateOriginally posted by banuthev View Post
SriLankan Airlines is cancelling direct flights to Beijing. Last Flight 06 Oct 2023. I wonder why?Comment
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So? UL ceased ops to Beijin andAir China increases flights to cmb, looks like UL is afraid of direct competition with Chinese market 🧐Originally posted by banuthev View PostComment
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Beijing to Srilanka not much of business it’s only a capital city and more tourist oriented therefore, UL868 load factor is quit bad I think they will up to 40% on a 332Originally posted by RUM2004 View PostComment
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Hi 4R-SRD- I heard Fitsair is planning to increase flights to Dubai. Can you please confirm?Comment
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4R-EXS has returned to CMB on 15th Sept around 1845hrs after the wet-lease at flyadeal.Comment
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SriLankan Airlines is planning to lease A319 to fly direct flights to Jaffna. Is this good move?Originally posted by SHOCKWAVE View PostComment
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UL had Ex-Mihin Lanka A319 for a while as far as I know, but it was phased out. At this point with their expansion plans they really need more A320/A330’s as they can lease. Otherwise, flight operation efficiency may decrease, with unforeseen Flight cancellation/delaysOriginally posted by banuthev View Post
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A319 would be ideal!Originally posted by RUM2004 View Post
It should be utilized on CMB-JAF-MAA sectors
TRZ is also another optionComment
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Seems very likely that FitsAir will expand their route network… Along with the proposed additional flights to DXB they should increase MAA to double daily and increase their presence in IndiaOriginally posted by MAW2000 View PostComment
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Originally posted by banuthev View PostSriLankan Airlines plans to launch domestic flights
For the first time in the aviation history of Srilankan Airlines, the carrier is planning to introduce scheduled domestic flights to Jaffna, SriLankan CEO Richard Nuttall said.
He said that the Colombo-Jaffna route looks a very profitable route as many people including Diaspora and tourists wish to visit Jaffna and air link is the quickest way to link the two cities. “There may also be connections to India and to Sri Lankan routes from the Indian market. We are awaiting clearance from the Palaly airport and are looking to lease an A319 aircraft which is small in size and can land at the Jaffna airport.”
(The A319 carries 124 to 156 passengers and has a maximum range of 3,700 nmi (6,900 km; 4,300 mi).
He said that he was surprised to note that there were ‘serious talks’ to permit an Indian carrier to fly to Jaffna also to operate flights to Ratmalana. “Such permission to operate to domestic destinations is never given anywhere in the world.”
SriLankan does not have permission to have an additional stop over destination when flying to Indian destinations. “Hence, how can the vice versa work out?”
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