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England Cricket Team arrived in Colombo three days ago. Do we know which flight transported them to Sri Lanka? If i recall it correctly last time they took BA 787 arrived in HRI. -
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President Taye Atske Selassie has bid farewell to the outgoing Ambassador of Sri Lanka to Ethiopia, Theshantha Kumarasiri following the completion of his diplomatic tenure. He further highlighted that cooperation between the two nations has expanded in key sectors such as energy, agriculture, and tourism.He noted that Ethiopia and Sri Lanka have many opportunities to further strengthen their relations. In this regard, he stated that discussions are underway for Ethiopian Airlines to begin direct flights to Colombo, Sri Lanka’s capital.
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Hi Guys,
4R-ANC back in service since yesterday [13-Jan] operated CMB-KWI flights if I am not mistaken. Any photos with new sticker?
4R-AND is not in service since 11-Jan. Is it also getting special livery?
Any idea when 4R-ANE will return to service?
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Good news! any updates on lotusair?
Colombo, January 11 (Daily Mirror) - Plans are underway to implement a programme aimed at strengthening Sri Lanka’s domestic aviation sector to support the growth of the tourism industry, said Minister of Ports and Civil Aviation Anura Karunathilake.
Speaking to the media in Galle today (11), the Minister emphasized the need to improve facilities for tourists, noting that enhanced services are essential to attract high-end visitors to the country.
He said the initiative is part of broader efforts to develop the tourism sector and ensure a better experience for both local and international travelers.
Sri Lanka to boost domestic aviation - Breaking News | Daily Mirror
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Fitsair certified by Civil Aviation Authority of Sri Lanka as an approved training organization (ATO) to Airbus A320 pilot type training.
ECONOMYNEXT – FitsAir, a Colombo-based airline said it was certified by Civil Aviation Authority of Sri Lanka as an approved training organization (ATO) to Airbus A320 pilot type training.
“Under this approval, FitsAir is authorised to conduct Cadet Pilot and Junior First Officer initial training, A320 aircraft conversion and re-qualification for both current and non-current pilots, A330/A320 cross crew qualification…” the airline said in a statement.
Training will be conducted using Civil Aviation Authority approved Airbus A320 Flight Simulation Training Devices.
“By bringing Airbus A320 type training in-house, we enhance training quality, improve flexibility, and build a stronger pipeline of skilled pilots for both FitsAir and the wider aviation industry..” Ammar Kassim, Executive Director, FitsAir said in a statement.
The certification allows FitsAir greater control, efficiency, and consistency in pilot training while reducing reliance on overseas training facilities and also support the long-term growth of aviation expertise in Sri Lanka, the airline said.
FitsAir is Sri Lanka’s first privately-owned airline operating to destinations inn South Asia and the Middle East. (Colombo/Jan12/2026)
Sri Lanka’s FitsAir certified for A320 pilot training | EconomyNextLast edited by Serendib; 13-01-2026, 08:46 AM.Leave a comment:
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Hey guys 4RANC getting it's new clours ! So beautiful that they include Sri Lankan clours in it..
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