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  • Haleef
    Senior Member
    • Nov 2012
    • 1468

    #6541
    Originally posted by 330_340
    Hi,
    I have two pics for you !!
    After its new livrery, 4R-ALQ is waiting the departure time ..... ( Châteauroux Airport ( LFLX) ).

    C.U
    Nice shots! I think this A330-300 won't receive a name, not sure though.
    Haleef Ismail
    www.youtube.com/haleef1 | www.instagram.com/cmb_spotter

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    • 330_340
      Junior Member
      • Sep 2014
      • 16

      #6542
      Originally posted by Haleef
      Nice shots! I think this A330-300 won't receive a name, not sure though.

      No name on my pictures ;O((


      Thank you, all.
      It's my pleasure ....
      I am sorry ...for the grey weather ....
      Best regards.
      330_340

      https://www.flickr.com/photos/330_340/

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      • lordvader
        Senior Member
        • Jan 2011
        • 366

        #6543
        Originally posted by Cayman
        Banu,

        Have they already cancelled the A350 order? Did not see any official communique!

        Also, I think they should go for A321NEO and may be a few LR versions as well.

        I agree that they can do without A350 once the European destinations (Sans LHR) are cancelled, but the capacity gap between the A321 and A333 is too large, so perhaps they may need to keep a few A332s as well.

        But, in my opinion the premium product on these A332s should be configured in the same way as that of their A333s (with direct isle access J seats) so, they can be seamlessly swapped when the demand is low on their long haul destinations.
        Totally agree with you. A few A330-800s might be also good for UL to replace the A332s.

        I think UL could negotiate its way out of the 4 A350s ordered due for delivery around 2020. However the 3 A350s on lease are due for delivery next year so isn't it too late for UL to wiggle its way out of that commitment without incurring significant financial penalties?

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        • lordvader
          Senior Member
          • Jan 2011
          • 366

          #6544
          Originally posted by 330_340
          No name on my pictures ;O((


          Thank you, all.
          It's my pleasure ....
          I am sorry ...for the grey weather ....
          Thanks for the pics!

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          • Max
            Senior Member
            • Apr 2011
            • 919

            #6545
            SriLankan Airlines named Best Full Service Airline in Central & South Asia

            SriLankan Airlines was recognized as one of Asia’s finest carriers when it was named Best Full Service Airline in the Central and South Asian region at the Future Travel Experience Asia Awards 2015 in Singapore recently.

            Ajith Dias, Chairman of SriLankan Airlines, said: "The new management of SriLankan Airlines has embarked upon a journey to turn the airline’s fortunes around with a total commitment to delighting our customers, both in the air and on the ground. We expect this award to be the first of many in the near future."

            SriLankan was among just five full service airlines which received awards at this prestigious event. The other winners in the Full Service Airline category included globally reputed brands such as Singapore Airlines, Cathay Pacific, Air New Zealand and Qatar Airways.

            SriLankan’s CEO Capt. Suren Ratwatte said: "This prestigious award is a clear indication that Sri Lanka’s national carrier has raised its levels of service to a world class standard, to complement the comforts on board our sophisticated fleet of aircraft."

            The FTE Asia Awards recognize Asia’s most customer-centric airlines and airports, with winners being chosen by a panel of experts from the airline industry. Full service airlines were judged on an extensive range of criteria in their products and service, including business class, economy and other classes, long-haul flights, short-haul flights, in-flight entertainment systems, cabin crew service, comfort, food and beverage, consistency of service, and overall passenger experience.

            Chanaka Olagama, Head of Service Delivery, added: "This was not an easy award to win, since airlines were judged by a panel of experts, who comprehensively examined the entire passenger experience. Credit for this achievement must go to all our staff who are involved in delivering the promised service to our passengers."

            SriLankan competed in a vast region of more than 15 countries extending from Bangladesh in the east to Belarus and Armenia in the west.

            The awards ceremony was held during the Future Travel Experience Asia Expo 2015, Asia’s largest travel experience trade event, which was held at the Singapore Expo Convention & Exhibition Centre from 17-19 November, and was attended by more than 1,000 senior travel professionals from around the world.

            SriLankan Airlines now serves 94 cities in 44 countries with direct flights from Colombo to most major cities in Europe, the Middle East, and Asia-Pacific. Its all-Airbus fleet is equipped with the latest entertainment systems, luxurious seating, and on-board cuisine that is among the finest in the sky.

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            • Sandaru
              Administrator
              • Oct 2015
              • 361

              #6546


              First flight of the last A330-300 due to deliver for SriLankan Airlines. 4R-ALR

              Construction Number (MSN) - 1689
              Aircraft Type - Airbus A330-343
              Test registration - F-WWYF
              Last edited by Sandaru; 10-12-2015, 01:18 PM.

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              • banuthev
                Administrator
                • Dec 2010
                • 3945

                #6547
                Originally posted by Sandaru
                First flight of the last A330-300 due to deliver for SriLankan Airlines. 4R-ALR

                Construction Number (MSN) - 1689
                Aircraft Type - Airbus A330-343
                Test registration - F-WWYF
                This is 4R-ALR performing the test flight in TLS today. Please correct your post. Thanks. 4R-ALP is already operating in the SriLankan fleet.

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                • banuthev
                  Administrator
                  • Dec 2010
                  • 3945

                  #6548
                  Originally posted by Haleef
                  Nice shots! I think this A330-300 won't receive a name, not sure though.
                  Why name wasn't given to 4R-ALQ during the paint work? Is it 242tonne mtow ? Did you find out when it's going to be ferried to CMB?

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                  • Sandaru
                    Administrator
                    • Oct 2015
                    • 361

                    #6549
                    Originally posted by banuthev
                    This is 4R-ALR performing the test flight in TLS today. Please correct your post. Thanks. 4R-ALP is already operating in the SriLankan fleet.
                    Ohh I'm extremely sorry.. Messed up "P" & "R". Corrected the post.

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                    • Srilankan1
                      Senior Member
                      • Dec 2010
                      • 499

                      #6550
                      Originally posted by Sandaru


                      First flight of the last A330-300 due to deliver for SriLankan Airlines. 4R-ALR

                      Construction Number (MSN) - 1689
                      Aircraft Type - Airbus A330-343
                      Test registration - F-WWYF
                      Thanks Sandaru. ALQ and ALR will arrive in beginning of 2016 I beleive?

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                      • Sandaru
                        Administrator
                        • Oct 2015
                        • 361

                        #6551
                        Originally posted by Srilankan1
                        ALQ and ALR will arrive in beginning of 2016 I beleive?
                        Here are the calculations of the number of dates elapsed from the first flight to delivery date of the A330-300 aircrafts SriLankan airlines received up to now.

                        Reg. First Flight Delivery No. of Dates
                        4R-ALL 04. Sep 2014 29. Oct 2014 55 days
                        4R-ALM 03. Nov 2014 18. Dec 2014 45 days
                        4R-ALN 28. Jan 2015 25. Mar 2015 56 days
                        4R-ALO 21. Jul 2015 14. Aug 2015 24 days
                        4R-ALP 07. Oct 2015 10. Nov 2015 34 days

                        Average - 42.8 days

                        So yes I think the new birds will arrive to CMB within the first three weeks of January

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                        • banuthev
                          Administrator
                          • Dec 2010
                          • 3945

                          #6552
                          Originally posted by digitalairliners
                          From the 18th December we have it seen in a hanger painted but no mention of engines.

                          1689 F-WWYF Sri Lanka fcs Hangar

                          It was then not seen on the 21st,22nd,25th or 26th November in other spotter logs.

                          Are they both expected in Sri Lanka before the end of 2015?
                          Hi Digitalairliners/Skyliners, I have heard 4R-ALQ will be delivered on the 21-Dec-15 and 4R-ALR will be delivered on the 29-Dec-15.
                          Do you know when does Airbus is going to start the assembly of first A350 (msn 52) for UL? test rego is F-WZFA. Did you notice if Airbus has received the tail of Msn 52? Thanks.

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                          • AF777
                            Member
                            • Sep 2014
                            • 55

                            #6553
                            Originally posted by Sandaru
                            First flight of the last A330-300 due to deliver for SriLankan Airlines. 4R-ALR

                            Construction Number (MSN) - 1689
                            Aircraft Type - Airbus A330-343
                            Test registration - F-WWYF

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                            • Sandaru
                              Administrator
                              • Oct 2015
                              • 361

                              #6554
                              Originally posted by AF777
                              Cool!! Thanks for sharing this photograph with us AF777

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                              • Godofpower
                                Member
                                • Feb 2015
                                • 50

                                #6555
                                Israir applies to operate Israel-Sri Lanka flights

                                IDB Development Corp. (TASE: IDBD) unit Israir Airlines and Tourism Ltd. has applied to the Israeli Ministry of Transport's Civil Aviation Authority to operate direct charter flights between Israel and Sri Lanka, sources inform "Globes.

                                "Globes" has also learned that Israir CEO Uri Sirkis, who returned this week from a visit to Sri Lanka, will meet with Sri Lanka's Ambassador to Israel on the subject. There are currently no direct flights between Israel and Sri Lanka.

                                Israir's VP marketing and sales Gil Stav has confirmed to "Globes" that, "We are indeed preparing to operate direct flights to Sri Lanka in the summer and during the holidays, in the first stage." He added, "This is a destination that fits in with the series of family products that Israir offers to Western Europe, the Seychelles, and Zanzibar in Africa."


                                Israir is yet to market packages for flights to Sri Lanka but Stav estimates that packages for a week in Sri Lanka will cost $1,500-2,000 per person.

                                Israir is also readying to market packages to the Seychelles and Zanzibar for the summer of 2016. These flights will be on the new Airbus 320s that the company has purchased and will be delivered at the beginning of June 2016. Prices have yet to be published.

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