Sri Lanka Aviation

**channa** · 29-08-2015, 05:20 PM

Originally posted by banuthev

x = except days
e.g. x146 means flight operating except Mon, Thu & Sat

I feel SriLankan could be able to expand more flights if they've properly planned the flight schedule and fleet-utilization.

I got it. Thanks Banu

**channa** · 30-08-2015, 06:23 AM

4r-adg

4R-ADG is leaving the fleet today as UL 4001

**SKYBUCK729** · 30-08-2015, 08:01 AM

Originally posted by channa

4R-ADG is leaving the fleet today as UL 4001

4R ADG, Is landing in ROME.

**Aviational** · 30-08-2015, 04:09 PM

Originally posted by Sali

no wonder why they increase china capacity more n more chinese tourists. according to tourist board 119705 chinese tourists first 7 months of the year 77% increase comparing same period last year (2014-67408). china will be ul biggest market if they can utilize well.

Also it will be good if UL can capture the Chinese transit traffic to Africa and other destinations.

**Aviational** · 30-08-2015, 04:18 PM

Below are the destinations terminated by UL.

Amsterdam
Beirut
Berlin
Brussels
Coimbatore
Copenhagen
Fukuoka
Goa
Hyderabad
Kozhikode
Melbourne
Milan
Munich
Stockholm
Sydney
Vienna
Zurich

What routes do you think should resume(Passenger and Cargo)?

**banuthev** · 30-08-2015, 05:33 PM

Originally posted by SKYBUCK729

4R ADG, Is landing in ROME.

@ Skyliner - 4R-ADG being ferried to GYR via FCO & EWR. I think the lessor ILFC is going to deliver this bird to some other airline if i'am not mistaken?

**RAHALROXZ** · 30-08-2015, 06:04 PM

Originally posted by banuthev

@ Skyliner - 4R-ADG being ferried to GYR via FCO & EWR. I think the lessor ILFC is going to deliver this bird to some other airline if i'am not mistaken?

I really dont think so.... We were told that only ADF ADE will be flying for another airline after retiring from UL. ADG Im qt certain will be scrapped, but i'll check again

**channa** · 30-08-2015, 06:52 PM

Originally posted by Aviational

Below are the destinations terminated by UL.

Amsterdam
Beirut
Berlin
Brussels
Coimbatore
Copenhagen
Fukuoka
Goa
Hyderabad
Kozhikode
Melbourne
Milan
Munich
Stockholm
Sydney
Vienna
Zurich

What routes do you think should resume(Passenger and Cargo)?

Amsterdam,Milan,Sydney & Melbourne
Zurich
Kozikode,Goa
Coimbatore

**channa** · 30-08-2015, 06:55 PM

Originally posted by Aviational

Also it will be good if UL can capture the Chinese transit traffic to Africa and other destinations.

Hope they consider flights to JNB

**flylanka** · 30-08-2015, 10:11 PM

MEL/SYD could still work if UL can get its duck in line and plan route to connect to European and Indian Destinations. Asela makes good point on MXP. Other than that I don't see UL would benefit from opening new stations. What it should do is capitalise and exploit existing destinations. Opening a new route needs a lot of planning. Markets yields are low in aviation industry so treading on thin ice on new destinations is not best for UL. What UL needs to do is get it right on what is there. If UL really wants a share of new markets perhaps operate certain routes on a Seasonal Basis. I was reading the AY FINNAIR inflight magazine and amazed to see the number of Seasonal Destinations AY operates to these included Havana, Goa via Sharjah, Krabi etc. UL could take a leaf out of the same book and may be introduce seasonal flights during northern summer to ARN, CPH,AMS increase DME etc.

**A350spotter** · 30-08-2015, 10:11 PM

Originally posted by flylanka

MEL/SYD could still work if UL can get its duck in line and plan route to connect to European and Indian Destinations. Asela makes good point on MXP. Other than that I don't see UL would benefit from opening new stations. What it should do is capitalise and exploit existing destinations. Opening a new route needs a lot of planning. Markets yields are low in aviation industry so treading on thin ice on new destinations is not best for UL. What UL needs to do is get it right on what is there. If UL really wants a share of new markets perhaps operate certain routes on a Seasonal Basis. I was reading the AY FINNAIR inflight magazine and amazed to see the number of Seasonal Destinations AY operates to these included Havana, Goa via Sharjah, Krabi etc. UL could take a leaf out of the same book and may be introduce seasonal flights during northern summer to ARN, CPH,AMS increase DME etc.

Routes via MLE can increase the yield into European markets?

**flylanka** · 30-08-2015, 10:12 PM

Originally posted by vihan-perara

Routes via MLE can increase the yield into European markets?

Good Point Vihan in the past not only did UL operate Europe but also NRT via MLE. I believe was pulled out due to some that included Maldivian Authorities being difficult. But it is an option

**AirCeylon** · 30-08-2015, 10:13 PM

Originally posted by flylanka

Good Point Vihan in the past not only did UL operate Europe but also NRT via MLE. I believe was pulled out due to some that included Maldivian Authorities being difficult. But it is an option

before MXP wa terminated they were planning at least one flight to operate as CMB-MLE-MXP-MLE-CMB and the the remain two flights CMB-MXP-CMB. Then they did the opposit due SOME reasons....It's better if I quite my mouth...

**ejanson65** · 31-08-2015, 05:43 AM

Originally posted by flylanka

I was reading the AY FINNAIR inflight magazine and amazed to see the number of Seasonal Destinations AY operates to these included Havana, Goa via Sharjah, Krabi etc. UL could take a leaf out of the same book and may be introduce seasonal flights during northern summer to ARN, CPH,AMS increase DME etc.

The seasonal routes all run during the Winter months. There are a lot of people who want to escape the cold Winter months.

Seasonal routes in the Summer to these places will not work.

**Srilankan1** · 31-08-2015, 08:56 AM

Originally posted by Aviational

What routes do you think should resume(Passenger and Cargo)?

We should try to fly Amsterdam via Munich.

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