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Free landing at Mattala Airport. In an attempt to woo international passenger airlines to the new Mattala international airport, President Mahinda Rajapaksa has decided to grant free landing and parking for the airlines during the first year of operations. The Mattala international airport is scheduled to be opened on November 18 this year......
Four international airlines have already agreed to land at the Mattala airport once it opens. Emirates, Qatar Airways, Fly Dubai and Japan Airlines have confirmed or are in negotiations to land their flights at the new airport. He said that these airlines will be given free landing and parking for the first year while SriLankan Airlines will offer 50 percent off on handling fees. The new airport will have facilities for 10 international passenger airlines and the government hopes to record 1 million passengers during the first year and 6 million during the second year of operations.....
NEWS http://www.thesundayleader.lk/2012/0...indas-airport/Comment
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New A320, Reg : 4R-ABP, will be delivered in Colombo on the 3rd April 2012.
When did they do this promotion in Madurai ?Comment
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Sri Lanka Bangladesh Daily Flights Soon
WA Sarath K Weragoda, Sri Lankan high commissioner to Bangladesh, said his country plans to operate 14 flights a week from Dhaka to Colombo to boost air links between the two countries.
http://www.thedailystar.net/newDesig...php?nid=227607Comment
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Hambantota Airport receives its IATA code (HTT) - http://airlineindustryreview.com/ham...its-iata-code/Comment
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Japan & Sri Lanka Signs Open-Skies Agreement
Airlineroute reporting Japan - SL open skies agreement. What will this means in terms of implementation for UL or any Japanese airline?
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Novair, Condor and Edelweiss cancels all flights to Colombo next winter. See their websites for more informations.
www.novair.net / www.condor.com / www.edelweissair.ch/enComment
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Both UL & Japanese airlines will benefit........Japan & Sri Lanka Signs Open-Skies Agreement
Airlineroute reporting Japan - SL open skies agreement. What will this means in terms of implementation for UL or any Japanese airline?
http://airlineroute.net/2012/03/26/jplk/
1) Unlimited service between Tokyo Narita and Sri Lanka from 2013, when annual slots at NRT increases to 270,000. However it is possible to increase service from Summer 2012
2) Unlimited 5th freedom traffic rights for passenger and cargo service beyond Sri Lanka and Japan, excluding Tokyo Haneda and Narita Airport
3) Restrictions on codeshare service removedComment


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