Air China to begin 4 weekly Chengdu - Colombo effective 10FEB15 onboard an A330 aircraft.
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Originally posted by abhijith16 View PostAir China to begin 4 weekly Chengdu - Colombo effective 10FEB15 onboard an A330 aircraft.
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Air China, one of the country's leading carriers, is scheduled to start direct service between Chengdu, the capital city of southwest China's Sichuan Province, and the Sri Lankan capital of Colombo in February, the airline said Wednesday in a statement.
An Airbus A330 will fly the Chengdu-Colombo route each Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. A one-way journey between Chengdu and Colombo will take about five-and-a-half hours, Air China said.
Passenger flow between southwest China and Sri Lanka has grown quickly in recent years amid increasing trade and economic activity. China is now the third-largest trade partner for Sri Lanka, which opened a consulate in Chengdu in late 2009.
Meanwhile, more Chinese tourists are visiting the island country, known as the pearl of the Indian Ocean.
According to statistics from the Sri Lanka Tourism Board, the country had received a total of 106,800 Chinese tourists in the first ten months of this year, up 139 percent year on year.
Before the Chengdu announcement, Sri Lankan Airlines already operated flights to Colombo from four Chinese mainland cities -- Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Chongqing.
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Originally posted by banuthev View PostSriLankan would have launched the schedule flights to Chengdu, which is one of the big business market in China. How did you find out Air China going to start Chengdu-Colombo on 10 Feb? Any flight information?
CA426 CMB2310 – 0640+1CTU 330 x135
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Originally posted by NeatStuff View PostNo one has any interior pics of the new 333? I heard it has the same config as the first new bird?
In this case UL will have two different seat configs for J class and possible Y as well? Can anyone confirm this?
Last edited by Serendib; 24-12-2014, 10:15 AM.
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Originally posted by Serendib View PostFor 4R-ALM Cabin Pics check out this link : http://airsoc.com/articles/view/id/5...tional-airport
how many planes does the president want for his trips
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So its confirmed then, all the new aircraft will have different seats to the existing, upgraded ones.
One of the major gripes, especially for premium travellers, is the inconsistency of the hard product. If UL starts advertising just the new J flatbeds and someone gets the 'old' clay coloured ones they will be pretty annoyed.
I guess they will use the 'old' seats for regional routes and the new ones for the long haul ones to east Asia and Europe.
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Originally posted by dilushasg-bdavi View PostOn 19th December UL157/158 was operated by an A332 (4R-ALB) instead of the regular A320/A321
http://www.flightradar24.com/data/flights/ul157/
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Originally posted by banuthev View PostSurprised ! Is 'UL157/8' operating terminator flight on CMB-HRI-CMB? I am wondering if there is any passenger demand for operating this flight.
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