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  • Serendib
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2011
    • 1807

    #7921
    Travel Service Polska Flight 3Z7630 Every Saturdays

    Warsaw (WAW) to Bahrain Island (BAH)

    Departure: 2:15 PM Nov 26 Arrival: 9:20 PM Nov 26

    Scheduled

    Bahrain Island (BAH) to Colombo (CMB)

    Departure: 10:10 PM Nov 26 Arrival: 5:31 AM Nov 27

    Scheduled

    Travel Service Polska Flight 3Z7631 Every Sundays
    Colombo (CMB) to Bahrain Island (BAH)

    Departure: 7:00 AM Nov 27 Arrival: 10:15 AM Nov 27

    Scheduled

    Bahrain Island (BAH) to Warsaw (WAW)

    Departure: 11:05 AM Nov 27 Arrival: 2:50 PM Nov 27

    Scheduled
    Last edited by Serendib; 26-11-2016, 12:48 PM.

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    • Serendib
      Senior Member
      • Jan 2011
      • 1807

      #7922
      Originally posted by ejanson65
      More wishful thinking imho - the truth is that there is no more money. It's all been spent or stolen.

      What do you think it will cost to train people? For one aircraft.
      What do you think starting a new route costs?

      There has been zero transparency on the entire $2.3Billion aircraft order. To the best of my knowledge there is no investigation just a lot of talk.

      Still no annual report published - and no explanation. Something is obviously being hidden - journalists need to start investigating and asking questions.

      Bankruptcy is the only way forward imho - time to drain the swamp!
      Some good news. http://www.breakingtravelnews.com/ne...-in-sri-lanka/

      Will British Airways ever return to Colombo?

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      • A350spotter
        Junior Member
        • Apr 2015
        • 25

        #7923
        Originally posted by Serendib
        Will British Airways ever return to Colombo?
        Yes! They soon will start in my opinion.
        But from LHR and not from LGW.

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        • vwmatze
          Junior Member
          • Nov 2016
          • 1

          #7924
          Airbus News from Hamburg

          Hello,
          my name is Mathias and I am a Planespotter from Hamburg / Germany.
          Perhaps, it is to be reported to me possibly here something over the new airplanes about airbus for air SriLankan.

          MSN 7486 Air SriLankan
          Paint Start: 08.12.2016
          First Flight: 24.01.2017
          Delivery: 30.01.2017

          Greetings from Germany

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          • banuthev
            Administrator
            • Dec 2010
            • 3945

            #7925
            Originally posted by vwmatze
            Hello,
            my name is Mathias and I am a Planespotter from Hamburg / Germany.
            Perhaps, it is to be reported to me possibly here something over the new airplanes about airbus for air SriLankan.

            MSN 7486 Air SriLankan
            Paint Start: 08.12.2016
            First Flight: 24.01.2017
            Delivery: 30.01.2017

            Greetings from Germany
            Hello Mathias,

            Welcome to our Air Sri Lanka Forum !!

            When does Airbus is going to commence the final assembly of MSN 7486 ? Actually SriLankan Airlines is going to take delivery of MSN 7486

            Greetings from Sri Lanka

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            • umedhah
              Senior Member
              • Dec 2010
              • 600

              #7926
              Originally posted by vwmatze
              Hello,
              my name is Mathias and I am a Planespotter from Hamburg / Germany.
              Perhaps, it is to be reported to me possibly here something over the new airplanes about airbus for air SriLankan.

              MSN 7486 Air SriLankan
              Paint Start: 08.12.2016
              First Flight: 24.01.2017
              Delivery: 30.01.2017

              Greetings from Germany
              Wow Excited !!! Any photos ?
              ​Umedha Hettigoda ®

              https://banners-my.flightradar24.com/umedhah.png

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              • LukeSkywalker
                Senior Member
                • Feb 2011
                • 188

                #7927
                Super Group ahead in race for SriLankan

                Super Group Partners Company Ltd–a joint venture between Trans Maldivian Airways and the Singaporean ground-handling firm SATS–has scored highest among ten bidders vying for a management stake in cash-strapped SriLankan Airlines, an authoritative source told the Sunday Times.
                Following at a close second is Peace Air, a company owned by businessman Gamini Wettasinghe


                Not sure whatever happened to ANA, various other airlines and Blackrock investments. Probably the product of someone's very fertile imagination in the government. Very worrying for me is Peace Air surfacing again and in second place. They were there as a rivel bid when EK bid for UL as well then. With such ambitious plans in the past 25 years they never got off the ground whilst companies like Cinnamon Air, Expo Air etc have established themselves.

                Having someone like this at 2nd place is very bad and if somehow they win they could end up driving UL to the ground.

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                • Azamh
                  Senior Member
                  • Apr 2011
                  • 246

                  #7928
                  Originally posted by vwmatze
                  Hello,
                  my name is Mathias and I am a Planespotter from Hamburg / Germany.
                  Perhaps, it is to be reported to me possibly here something over the new airplanes about airbus for air SriLankan.

                  MSN 7486 Air SriLankan
                  Paint Start: 08.12.2016
                  First Flight: 24.01.2017
                  Delivery: 30.01.2017

                  Greetings from Germany
                  Hi Mathias,

                  Wellcome aboard

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                  • lordvader
                    Senior Member
                    • Jan 2011
                    • 366

                    #7929
                    Originally posted by LukeSkywalker
                    Super Group Partners Company Ltd–a joint venture between Trans Maldivian Airways and the Singaporean ground-handling firm SATS–has scored highest among ten bidders vying for a management stake in cash-strapped SriLankan Airlines, an authoritative source told the Sunday Times.
                    Following at a close second is Peace Air, a company owned by businessman Gamini Wettasinghe


                    Not sure whatever happened to ANA, various other airlines and Blackrock investments. Probably the product of someone's very fertile imagination in the government. Very worrying for me is Peace Air surfacing again and in second place. They were there as a rivel bid when EK bid for UL as well then. With such ambitious plans in the past 25 years they never got off the ground whilst companies like Cinnamon Air, Expo Air etc have established themselves.

                    Having someone like this at 2nd place is very bad and if somehow they win they could end up driving UL to the ground.

                    http://www.sundaytimes.lk/161127/new...an-218397.html
                    Agree in regards to Peace Air. Also Trans Maldivian Airways is owned by Blackstone so maybe they'll use this bid to combine the airlines or something? However SATS bidding with Trans Maldivian Airways makes no sense to me.

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                    • Max
                      Senior Member
                      • Apr 2011
                      • 919

                      #7930
                      Originally posted by lordvader
                      Agree in regards to Peace Air. Also Trans Maldivian Airways is owned by Blackstone so maybe they'll use this bid to combine the airlines or something? However SATS bidding with Trans Maldivian Airways makes no sense to me.
                      SATS used to be part of the Singapore Airlines Group and was divested from SIA on 1 Sep 2009 & The company also changed its name from Singapore Airport Terminal Services Limited to SATS Ltd on 30 July 2010.

                      At Singapore Changi Airport, SATS handles 80% of scheduled flights and serves about 50 of the scheduled 68 airlines out of Singapore.

                      At SATS, our purpose to feed and connect Asia reflects our ambition to drive positive impact not just across our business but also for our customers, industry partners, shareholders and employees.

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                      • Max
                        Senior Member
                        • Apr 2011
                        • 919

                        #7931
                        Blackstone Groups second-quarter profit rose from a year earlier, helped by buoyant credit and real-estate markets that boosted the value of its holdings.



                        The Blackstone Group Revenue - USD 7.484 billion

                        According to the article Super Group Partners Company Ltd–a joint venture between Trans Maldivian Airways and the Singaporean ground-handling firm SATS wants an 80 percent stake in SriLankan.

                        It’s a very good deal with US$ 5 billion package for partnership…

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                        • Air>Ceylon
                          Junior Member
                          • Nov 2016
                          • 18

                          #7932
                          My pleasure to join with forum .
                          Srilankan has announced wide body A330 200 flights to Dhaka , but still operate with A320 /321 ex Mihin Lanka , any information ? .
                          Mihin Lanka did very well on this route with weekly 10 flights .

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                          • dilushasg-bdavi
                            Senior Member
                            • Feb 2011
                            • 555

                            #7933
                            Originally posted by Air>Ceylon
                            My pleasure to join with forum .
                            Srilankan has announced wide body A330 200 flights to Dhaka , but still operate with A320 /321 ex Mihin Lanka , any information ? .
                            Mihin Lanka did very well on this route with weekly 10 flights .
                            Maybe they are taking full use of these ex-MJ aircraft before they are returned to the lessor in January

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                            • Air>Ceylon
                              Junior Member
                              • Nov 2016
                              • 18

                              #7934


                              More routs to Africa ,Australia on cards . I think Srilankan should fly to Nairobi ,Addis Ababa and connect chinese traffic trough Colombo
                              Last edited by Air>Ceylon; 28-11-2016, 03:25 PM.

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                              • banuthev
                                Administrator
                                • Dec 2010
                                • 3945

                                #7935
                                Originally posted by Air>Ceylon
                                http://www.anna.aero/2015/11/05/anna...rging-markets/

                                More routs to Africa ,Australia on cards . I think Srilankan should fly to Nairobi ,Addis Ababa and connect chinese traffic trough Colombo
                                As far as I know, SriLankan Airlines is looking at serving the destinations in East Africa via Seychelles onboard A320 aircraft.

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