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  • Cayman
    Senior Member
    • Mar 2011
    • 379

    #7681
    Originally posted by ejanson65
    Random tests are allowed.

    These can be initiated by the Airline or by the CAA through the airport authority.

    There is no requirement for any prior signs of intoxication to be present - however if there is suspicion of intoxication then these tests will be done automatically.

    You cannot refuse them as operating crew member.
    Thanks a million.

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    • banuthev
      Administrator
      • Dec 2010
      • 3947

      #7682
      SriLankan Airlines to deliver the second new A330-300 to PIA during next month.

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      • janhongladarom
        Member
        • Oct 2014
        • 60

        #7683
        What happen to Srilankan Airlines UL891 Hong Kong to Colombo via Bangkok, as the flight has been delayed over 18 hours schedule to depart 12:30pm today from 6pm yesterday. Is there a technical issue. The aircraft is 4R-ALM. A330-300

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        • LukeSkywalker
          Senior Member
          • Feb 2011
          • 188

          #7684
          KLM returns to Sri Lankan skies after two decades

          Twice weekly flights from 1 November Come 1 November, KLM will resume its direct services to Sri Lanka after a lapse of nearly two decades giving a big boost for in-bound and out-bound tourism. The airline last week announced its resumption of Amsterdam-Colombo services initially for the upcoming winter season with two flights per week. Flights from Colombo will depart Tuesdays and Sa ..


          Is this the first 787 service into CMB?

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          • TheF15Ace
            Senior Member
            • Jan 2016
            • 113

            #7685
            Originally posted by LukeSkywalker
            http://www.ft.lk/article/567460/KLM-...er-two-decades

            Is this the first 787 service into CMB?
            LOT Polish flew their 787-8 to CMB. But this will be the first 787-9

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            • janhongladarom
              Member
              • Oct 2014
              • 60

              #7686
              SriLankan Airlines later this month is introducing expanded service to Pakistan, which sees the offering of Colombo – Lahore route. From 27SEP16, the oneWorld member plans to operate this route twice a week, with Airbus A320 aircraft.

              UL185 CMB2010 – 2335LHE 320 24
              UL186 LHE0035 – 0505CMB 320 35

              This service is currently scheduled until 28OCT16.

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              • banuthev
                Administrator
                • Dec 2010
                • 3947

                #7687
                Originally posted by janhongladarom
                SriLankan Airlines later this month is introducing expanded service to Pakistan, which sees the offering of Colombo – Lahore route. From 27SEP16, the oneWorld member plans to operate this route twice a week, with Airbus A320 aircraft.

                UL185 CMB2010 – 2335LHE 320 24
                UL186 LHE0035 – 0505CMB 320 35

                This service is currently scheduled until 28OCT16.
                Any idea when SriLankan Airlines is going to takeover rest of the Mihin Lanka routes ? it looks like Mihin flights to Gaya and Varanasi are going to be terminated from end of Nov if i'm not mistaken.

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                • banuthev
                  Administrator
                  • Dec 2010
                  • 3947

                  #7688
                  Malaysia Airlines Operational Schedule Changes effective 6-Jan-2017 until 6-Apr-2017. The Flight MH184/185 will be operating during the night instead of day time due to Colombo Airport Runway Maintenance.

                  KUL-CMB - MH179 - 22:10 - 23:15 - B738 - DAILY
                  KUL-CMB - MH185 - 23:05 - 23:59 - B738 - 356

                  CMB-KUL - MH178 - 00:15 - 06:25 - B738 - DAILY
                  CMB-KUL - MH184 - 01:00 - 07:10 - B738 - 467

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                  • janhongladarom
                    Member
                    • Oct 2014
                    • 60

                    #7689
                    SriLankan Airlines in winter 2016/17 season is reducing overall frequencies to Guangzhou, which sees reduction from 7 to 4 weekly. Existing 3 weekly Colombo – Guangzhou nonstop service will operate until 28/29OCT16, while maintaining 4 weekly Colombo – Bangkok – Guangzhou service.

                    This route is mainly operated by A330-300 aircraft.

                    UL882 CMB0701 – 1155BKK1250 – 1645CAN 333 x146
                    UL883 CAN1755 – 2005BKK2100 – 2255CMB 333 x146

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                    • banuthev
                      Administrator
                      • Dec 2010
                      • 3947

                      #7690
                      Originally posted by janhongladarom
                      SriLankan Airlines in winter 2016/17 season is reducing overall frequencies to Guangzhou, which sees reduction from 7 to 4 weekly. Existing 3 weekly Colombo – Guangzhou nonstop service will operate until 28/29OCT16, while maintaining 4 weekly Colombo – Bangkok – Guangzhou service.

                      This route is mainly operated by A330-300 aircraft.

                      UL882 CMB0701 – 1155BKK1250 – 1645CAN 333 x146
                      UL883 CAN1755 – 2005BKK2100 – 2255CMB 333 x146
                      I thought SriLankan have good passenger/cargo demand on their China flights. Why does SriLankan reducing Guangzhou flights from Daily to 4 weekly.

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                      • ejanson65
                        Senior Member
                        • Jul 2013
                        • 628

                        #7691
                        Originally posted by banuthev
                        I thought SriLankan have good passenger/cargo demand on their China flights. Why does SriLankan reducing Guangzhou flights from Daily to 4 weekly.
                        Full aircraft does not mean that they make money - it's all about the yield on any given route.

                        Best guess - part of ongoing efforts to reduce losses.
                        Always fly a stable approach - it's the only stability you'll find this business

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                        • banuthev
                          Administrator
                          • Dec 2010
                          • 3947

                          #7692
                          Originally posted by ejanson65
                          Full aircraft does not mean that they make money - it's all about the yield on any given route.

                          Best guess - part of ongoing efforts to reduce losses.
                          I have to agree. I think the yield on China-Sri Lanka route seems to be low. Air China was launched the Beijing-Colombo in Oct 2015 but the flight didn't last long. China Eastern is planning cancel the Shanghai-Colombo service from Apr 2017. Therefore only China Eastern will continue serving Chengu-Colombo and Air China on Kunming-Colombo.

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                          • Serendib
                            Senior Member
                            • Jan 2011
                            • 1807

                            #7693
                            Originally posted by banuthev
                            I have to agree. I think the yield on China-Sri Lanka route seems to be low. Air China was launched the Beijing-Colombo in Oct 2015 but the flight didn't last long. China Eastern is planning cancel the Shanghai-Colombo service from Apr 2017. Therefore only China Eastern will continue serving Chengu-Colombo and Air China on Kunming-Colombo.
                            Hey Banu,

                            China Eastern - Kunming - Colombo - Male service operates with A330 replaces B737 - http://airport.lk/flight_info/arriva...t_schedule.php

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                            • Speedbird
                              Senior Member
                              • Feb 2012
                              • 616

                              #7694
                              Originally posted by banuthev
                              I have to agree. I think the yield on China-Sri Lanka route seems to be low. Air China was launched the Beijing-Colombo in Oct 2015 but the flight didn't last long. China Eastern is planning cancel the Shanghai-Colombo service from Apr 2017. Therefore only China Eastern will continue serving Chengu-Colombo and Air China on Kunming-Colombo.
                              One reason (Yield is low) for operating into CMB is landing cost and Jet A1 fuel cost is extremely high for a lower service/facility airport. This would not change since monopoly of the ground handling is with UL, landing cost is with AASL monopoly and CPC control the Jet A1 fuel price (which is second highest in Asia - I assume after MLE).

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                              • Mach3
                                Senior Member
                                • Mar 2016
                                • 110

                                #7695
                                UL 880 is delayed for more than four and half hours. Anyone knows what's going on.

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