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7/15 CMB - KUL J class 4R-ALN. Service is superb.. I see a good cabin service improvement ..Comment
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When its going to do the RTO ?Comment
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According to reliable sources, FitsAir have an ATR72 in the fleet. I am wondering where does the aircraft is flying out of Colombo.
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They had an ATR 42 in the past and operated for TransAsia Airways in Taiwan however TransAsia is defunct now and the ATR 42 is now not in the possession of FitsAir which is why they leased this ATR 72
So far I do not know the status of the aircraft if it’s in storage at RML or CMB or if it is subleased
However I do think that they would utilize it for Domestic Routes in the near future- Aaqib Hussain
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MSN of the ATR72 owned by FitsAir is MSN373. As per planespotter.net, it was operated for Indonesian airline under registration PK-TNL and status of the aircraft is now "stored". As per CAA, the aircraft was last delivered to FitsAir from the lessee in Nov 2017. I was reading from the news FitsAir is keen to operate domestic flight with seating capacity upto 118 seats. It would be better if its been used on domestic flights & short haul routes e.g Gan, Mangalore, Pondicherry etcComment
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SriLankan’s million plus salary details out following pilots’ RTI petition
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So the lid has finally come off Pandora's Box!
There's plenty more Theft/Fraud/Corruption/Racketeering/Criminal Negligence/Abuse of Power/Treason to be discovered.
That includes the involvement of Corrupt Politicians. I doubt the investigation will be allowed to go that far.
What's still missing is any actual Accountability - not enough people named. CEO has a name - so does HHR and CCO. These people are Human Garbage - you can quote me on that.Always fly a stable approach - it's the only stability you'll find this businessComment
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SriLankan Airlines investigation and the real problem
The world ranking of our national carrier, SriLankan Airlines, has dropped 22 positions since 2015 to the 95th position in an international ranking carried out by Skytrax.Last edited by Serendib; 24-07-2018, 07:10 PM.Comment
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17 years for worst day in Sri Lanka aviation history
Half of the Sri lankan airline's fleet destroyed. The cost of replacing the only civilian aircrafts was estimated at $350 million USD
Aircraft destroyed:
1 Mi-17 attack helicopter,
1 Mi-24 attack helicopter,
3 K-8 jet trainers,
2 Kfir fighter jets,
1 MiG-27 fighter jet,
2 Airbus A330s,
1 Airbus A340
Aircraft damaged:
5 K-8 jet trainers,
5 Kfir fighter jets,
1 MiG-27 fighter jet,
1 Airbus A340,
1 Airbus A320
1 other military aircraft
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