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Originally posted by Serendib View Post4R-EXS in Fitsair livery
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any idea whats up with 17th Dec UL564 CDG/CMB? I noticed at first it had a 4hr delay in dep despite arriving into CDG right on time. then later it seems it never took off as per fr24
4R-ABN, 4R-ABO, 4R-ABL , 4R-ALH are inactive
4R-ANE - inactive since 15th Dec
any idea when 4R-ANB, 4R-ANC, 4R-ANF will be operational ?
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Originally posted by 4R-ALA View Postany idea whats up with 17th Dec UL564 CDG/CMB? I noticed at first it had a 4hr delay in dep despite arriving into CDG right on time. then later it seems it never took off as per fr24
4R-ABN, 4R-ABO, 4R-ABL , 4R-ALH are inactive
4R-ANE - inactive since 15th Dec
any idea when 4R-ANB, 4R-ANC, 4R-ANF will be operational ?
Any reason why 8 aircraft are grounded ?
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SriLankan Airlines rolls out eco-friendly carpets onboard
In a pioneering move, SriLankan Airlines will become one of the first airlines in South Asia to introduce eco-friendly carpets onboard its aircraft after a successful trial.
The eco-friendly carpets, sourced from Lantal Textiles in Switzerland, will help SriLankan Airlines reach another milestone in its journey toward a reduced carbon footprint through gradual fuel efficiency improvements.
“We are excited to debut sustainable carpets onboard our aircraft, which brings us a step closer to realizing our long-term plan of making our inflight experience more eco-friendly in tune with contemporary traveller expectations. We appreciate that travellers are becoming increasingly conscious about making ethical and sustainable lifestyle choices, as do businesses, and SriLankan Airlines is looking forward to embracing even more green solutions in its operations as we go forward,” remarked Maria Sathasivam, Manager Product Development of SriLankan Airlines.
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SriLankan Airlines: Nine Planes Down, Hundreds of Technicians Gone
COLOMBO (News 1st); National carrier SriLankan Airlines continues to navigate a challenging landscape, with multiple grounded aircraft and a significant shortage of technical personnel adding to existing financial difficulties.
On December 17th, an A330 aircraft bearing the flight number UL 563 departing from Katunayake to Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris experienced a technical fault, reportedly related to damage to the brakes and axle.
The aircraft remains grounded at Charles de Gaulle with a scheduled return to Sri Lanka on December 18th.
This incident marks the ninth aircraft currently sidelined from SriLankan Airlines operations.
Five of these remain grounded due to lacking essential equipment, while two undergo maintenance. Airline sources indicate a lack of manpower further hampers maintenance efforts, delaying the return of these aircraft to service.
Engineer and technician shortages have been an ongoing concern for SriLankan Airlines. Since January 2022, the company has lost 138 experienced technicians through resignations, promotions, and retirements. The attractive aviation market coupled with the country's economic situation has reportedly motivated many to seek opportunities elsewhere.
Currently, SriLankan Airlines operates with approximately 380 flight technicians against a required 475, with the number of experienced technicians further limited to around 280. The company's licensed aircraft engineers also face similar pressures, with 40 of their 160 members recently leaving the country.
https://www.newsfirst.lk/2023/12/20/...chnicians-gone
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UL has taken delivery of an A320 4R-ABS as per their FB feed (refer attachments). Cant find any details of it on planespotters or Fr24
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Originally posted by 4R-ALA View PostUL has taken delivery of an A320 4R-ABS as per their FB feed (refer attachments). Cant find any details of it on planespotters or Fr24
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Originally posted by Serendib View PostSriLankan Airlines: Nine Planes Down, Hundreds of Technicians Gone
COLOMBO (News 1st); National carrier SriLankan Airlines continues to navigate a challenging landscape, with multiple grounded aircraft and a significant shortage of technical personnel adding to existing financial difficulties.
On December 17th, an A330 aircraft bearing the flight number UL 563 departing from Katunayake to Charles de Gaulle Airport in Paris experienced a technical fault, reportedly related to damage to the brakes and axle.
The aircraft remains grounded at Charles de Gaulle with a scheduled return to Sri Lanka on December 18th.
This incident marks the ninth aircraft currently sidelined from SriLankan Airlines operations.
Five of these remain grounded due to lacking essential equipment, while two undergo maintenance. Airline sources indicate a lack of manpower further hampers maintenance efforts, delaying the return of these aircraft to service.
Engineer and technician shortages have been an ongoing concern for SriLankan Airlines. Since January 2022, the company has lost 138 experienced technicians through resignations, promotions, and retirements. The attractive aviation market coupled with the country's economic situation has reportedly motivated many to seek opportunities elsewhere.
Currently, SriLankan Airlines operates with approximately 380 flight technicians against a required 475, with the number of experienced technicians further limited to around 280. The company's licensed aircraft engineers also face similar pressures, with 40 of their 160 members recently leaving the country.
https://www.newsfirst.lk/2023/12/20/...chnicians-gone
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