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The new A330-200 A4-ALH is still in Zurich.
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Awesome Photo... Thanks Swiss
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According to Travelocity , SriLankan starts daily terminator flights to Dubai and Kuwait , effective 25-Mar-2012.
18:30 - 21:35 > 22:35 - 04:35 - UL225/6 - A330 - CMB-DXB-CMB - Days : 1 2 4 5 7 (eff 25-Mar)
18:30 - 21:35 > 22:35 - 04:35 - UL225/6 - A320 - CMB-DXB-CMB - Days : 3 6 (eff 25-Mar)
17:50 - 20:30 > 21:40 - 05:40 - UL229/0 - A330 - CMB-KWI-CMB - Days : 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 (eff 25-Mar)Comment
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SriLankan Airlines' direct services to Madurai , most probably from January 15 : http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/...ry-and-economyComment
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Mr Nishantha Wickramasinghe, the statement added, had agreed to introduce a direct flight from Sri Lanka to Madurai since the airport bilaterial agreement between India and Sri Lanka has included Madurai Airport and Srilankan Airlines have sufficient rights to introduce more flights to Indian destinations.Comment
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Did flight UL 215 bound to Bahrain make a 'mayday' landing last Sunday
it's said in this unofficial article that pilots managed to land the plane successfully although the engines failed.
using an older aircraft for the flight is said to be the reason.
can anybody confirm this ?Comment
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Lower your fare > The lower your yield > The more losses you make . The load factor in no way can determine the success of a route in the modern day. It actually is better to have terminator flts as it reduces Direct Operating Costs and most importantly increases connectivity (if UL227 is operating, departing at 1305, you will miss connections from KUL/SIN).The opinions above are solely my own and do not reflect those of my employer or clientsComment
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Totally baseless. First of all, there was no UL215 BAH on 2DEC. The flight on 3DEC operated with 4R-ABL and actually arrived in BAH 15mins ahead of schedule.Did flight UL 215 bound to Bahrain make a 'mayday' landing last Sunday
it's said in this unofficial article that pilots managed to land the plane successfully although the engines failed.
using an older aircraft for the flight is said to be the reason.
can anybody confirm this ?The opinions above are solely my own and do not reflect those of my employer or clientsComment
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DXB-KWI is a highly saturated route with legacies such as Emirates and Kuwait as well as no frills such as FlyDubai, Air Arabia and Jazeera. It is a fair assumption that the yields would therefore be low.
There is a significant amount of traffic form KWI connecting to destinations beyond Colombo such as KUL and BKK and this traffic may not use UL if they have to endure two stop overs.
Point to pont flying is the order of the day and UL is doing the right thing here.Comment
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Sri Lankan Airlines is planning flights to Nepal and Bangladesh in 2012 and is increasing frequencies to India from December 23, the carrier said in a statement. http://www.lankabusinessonline.com/f...?nid=749489233Comment
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