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  • #2866


    ^^ Look for the expected Cargo carrying capacity by Mihin Lanka being the sole International airline (other than Spicejet, an Indian carrier).

    Mihin Lanka can make best use of the facility going to be available at Madurai airport till a competitor comes.

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    • #2867
      Originally posted by SSCMK View Post
      Hi folks, could somebody clarify if Mihin is lifting cargo from any of the airports it is operating from?

      Thanks in advance.
      Expo air handles the cargo operations of mihin. Bellycargo yes of course.

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      • #2868
        Rolls-Royce to provide engines for SriLankan Airlines refit

        Rolls-Royce to provide engines for SriLankan Airlines refit
        http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2013/may/03/rolls-royce-engines-srilankan-airlines-1
        Campaigners urge Rolls-Royce deal not to influence UK's diplomatic position over human rights in Sri Lanka

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        • #2869
          Originally posted by randeer View Post
          Expo air handles the cargo operations of mihin. Bellycargo yes of course.
          Thanks for the response

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          • #2870
            Great news for Sri Lanka Tourism Sector! Cinnamon Air has confirmed to takeoff for schedule flights starting from 26-June-2013 onboard Cessna 208. Reservation says they will operate daily flights to Dickwella and Koggala from Colombo Bandaranaike.

            C79101 - CMB - DIW - 10:05 - 10:45 - nonstop - USD226
            C79102 - DIW - CMB - 11:05 - 12:20 - via KCT - ^
            C79101 - CMB - KCT - 10:05 - 11:15 - via DIW - USD206
            C79102 - KCT - CMB - 11:45 - 12:20 - nonstop - ^

            Lanka Aviator
            http://www.airsrilanka.org/forum/showthread.php?t=456&p=6051&viewfull=1#post6051

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            • #2871
              But prices are high,
              Cinnamon Air - Page Not Found
              http://www.cinnamonair.com/destinations/schedules-and-fares.html


              CMB > Sigirya one way 199U$, return 400U$
              FRA-CMB-FRA with UL cost about 800U$

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              • #2872
                Yes, looks like they are pricing them out of the market even before the commencement of the first flight!

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                • #2873
                  Originally posted by Cayman View Post
                  Yes, looks like they are pricing them out of the market even before the commencement of the first flight!
                  you never know .. maybe a ploy to exclude the peasents and masses from entering the 'premium' aircraft and dirtying it

                  BTW, did anybody see the accusations that Sajin Vaas refused to lend his Helicopters for rescuing the lost fishermen ? Damn, if anybody is mental enough to fly a Robinson, he is mad as it is, and if you expect a Robinson to fly in Foul weather, that guy had to get his brain removed .. unlike the Bells and Mils of AF, and the Craft of Senok, not many can fly out in foul weather, forget the insurance and risk issue

                  Airforce is tax payers money, by right or wrong, they should be mobilising and doing the rescues, not untrained and under-equipped civilians.

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                  • #2874
                    I agree.

                    I don't know who this guy is, but if he decided to make some money by hiring his heli out instead of operating a mercy mission, that is his prerogative (and he is well within his right!)

                    SLAF on the other hand are duty bound to assist as they are run by taxpayer money (even though 99% of the fishermen do not pay taxes, they are entitled to being rescued, just as anyone else in distress).

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                    • #2875
                      Originally posted by SpookyFlyer View Post
                      Rolls-Royce to provide engines for SriLankan Airlines refit

                      http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2...kan-airlines-1
                      These days almost every deal is a horse trade. As much as the 'interested parties' spend their money (and use the promise of block votes) against the GoSL and the country, the GoSL and the country are fighting using the same methods (a very astute move, I would say).

                      Given UL's experience with Airbus products, it is a prudent decision to continue with Airbus and once the A350 was selected, it is not like UL has a choice on engines!

                      Instead of just buying the multi billion dollar product and keeping quiet, they are asking for diplomatic capital in return. Simple as that.

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                      • #2876
                        SriLankan Airlines launches FlySmiLes mobile app

                        FlySmiLes, the Frequent Flyer Programme (FFP) of SriLankan Airlines, in collaboration with OMAK Technologies, launches its newest app designed to provide an array of amazing benefits for its members which includes convenient travel planning.

                        The user-friendly mobile application provides easy enrolment for non-FlySmiLes members thereby enabling accrual of miles from their very first flight. FlySmiLes members will also be entitled to Bonus miles on their first flight with 5000 extra miles for Business class and 3000 miles for Economy Class. Users will also be first to be informed of special offers by SriLankan Airlines and FlySmiLes Partners, which include discounted airfares, upgrades and limited offer promotions.

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                        http://www.news.lk/news/sri-lanka/5533-srilankan-airlines-launches-flysmiles-mobile-app
                        News.lk - The Official Government News Portal of Sri Lanka

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                        • #2877

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                          • #2878
                            still no confirmation from Airbus side about UL s Aircraft order??

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                            • #2879
                              Originally posted by Cayman View Post
                              I agree.

                              I don't know who this guy is, but if he decided to make some money by hiring his heli out instead of operating a mercy mission, that is his prerogative (and he is well within his right!)

                              SLAF on the other hand are duty bound to assist as they are run by taxpayer money (even though 99% of the fishermen do not pay taxes, they are entitled to being rescued, just as anyone else in distress).
                              Actually Sajin is the Creator Incarnate of Mihin before the management team was shaken up and Sajin took up a Political Roles ..

                              My main point is, if Sajin's choppers go to Sea, as a Single Engine craft, lacking any rescue equipment and trained crew, his insurance will go belly up ..

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                              • #2880
                                Ok, in that case I do not want to defend the guy at all, but I will still agree with the technical merits of his justification as something like a R22 (or even a R44 for that matter) is not capable of rescue missions.

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