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Any update on ULs incoming aircrafts to their fleet?
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Does anyone know why PIAs A320 arrived at HRI?Comment
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President Ranil Wickremesinghe has announced in his budget speech that he has allocated Rs 2 billion to construct another international airport at Hingurakgoda (Minneriya).Originally posted by MAW2000 View Post
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I think its in maintenance. Hopefully all widebody fleet are active by the end of Dec23 as UL is planning to increase NRT from 4 to 5 weekly, SYD from 3 to 4 weekly and to resume PVG 2 weekly flights from Jan23.Originally posted by 4R-ALA View PostComment
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i think for this they need to get ALA and ALB replacements firstOriginally posted by banuthev View Post
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Regarding replacement aircrafts. Does anyone have latest info regarding it?Comment
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EK, EY and the Adani Group are among prospective bidders seeking a stake in SriLankan Airlines
The national carrier’s restructuring process phase 1 has ended with the closing of bids for the divestiture of the debt-ridden national carrier and the selection of prequalified bidders’ is now underway.
UL carries a debt of US$ 1.2 billion to various organisations including local state banks, accumulated unpaid fuel bills, outstanding payments for international bonds and leased aircrafts, and an accumulated loss of Rs. 594.4 billion.
The privatisation of UL is to be finalised by June 30, 2024.Comment
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Hi Haleef, I heard UL is soon going to add A330 as 4R-ALK. Do you have more info about this?Originally posted by SHOCKWAVE View PostComment
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not yet, seeking for gossips and latest info regarding thisOriginally posted by banuthev View Post
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UL will not use ALK as their aircraft reg number, because of the ICAO code of UL is also ALK.Originally posted by banuthev View Post
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UL need at least 2 or 3 more Airbus 330 air crafts to have a smooth medium to long haul schedule. Without proposed additional flights To NRT and SYD still UL have to cancel or delay long haul flights to Europe and Australia on some days due to shortage of air crafts.Comment
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According to Air Service Agreement 2020, only Max 11 Total flights are allowed to operate between Australia and Sri Lanka. UL is currently flying 7 weekly to MEL and 3 weekly to SYD. From Jan23, UL is adding 1 frequency to SYD to make it 4 weekly. I believe Sri Lanka has to increase the regulated capacity with Australia to increase more flights over there.Originally posted by umedhah View Post
Is UL doing well on SYD & MEL routes?Comment
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MTU Maintenance has announced that it has signed a five-year LEAP-1A maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) contract with SriLankan AirlinesComment
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