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  • ULAirways
    Junior Member
    • Jan 2016
    • 20

    #9301
    - THE TOMORROW OF SRILANKAN AIRLINES -



    see clip 21:25

    Ada Derana 24x7
    Last edited by ULAirways; 24-09-2017, 06:41 PM.

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    • banuthev
      Administrator
      • Dec 2010
      • 3945

      #9302
      Originally posted by ULAirways
      - THE TOMORROW OF SRILANKAN AIRLINES -

      see clip 13:20

      Ada Derana 24x7
      Thanks for the post. Please translate in english what Suren say in the interview?

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      • ULAirways
        Junior Member
        • Jan 2016
        • 20

        #9303
        THE TOMORROW OF SRILANKAN AIRLINES - full interview

        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eH4V...ature=youtu.be
        Originally posted by banuthev
        Thanks for the post. Please translate in english what Suren say in the interview?

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        • nipuna787
          Member
          • Mar 2015
          • 44

          #9304
          Originally posted by banuthev
          The deliveries of four A350-900 from Airbus to SriLankan Airlines starts from 2019. I think SriLankan better change the A350 order to A330 and A320 if they think A350 is too expensive for them to operate. it has to be done earliest possible before Airbus start the production of SriLankan's A350.
          Isn't that already cancelled? Airbus hasn't started working on MSN 171. They skipped it as per 3rd party production list/status updates. What are the other MSN that the UL order had?

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          • Speedbird
            Senior Member
            • Feb 2012
            • 616

            #9305
            reporter lobs so many soft balls...useless music background

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            • banuthev
              Administrator
              • Dec 2010
              • 3945

              #9306
              China Southern Airlines has launched it's first schedule flight to Colombo. China Southern flight from Guangzhou has arrived in Colombo today at 18:15. It will be operating three weekly Guangzhou-Colombo-Male'. What is the aircraft type and rego operated the first flight? Any pics?

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              • Haleef
                Senior Member
                • Nov 2012
                • 1468

                #9307
                Originally posted by banuthev
                China Southern Airlines has launched it's first schedule flight to Colombo. China Southern flight from Guangzhou has arrived in Colombo today at 18:15. It will be operating three weekly Guangzhou-Colombo-Male'. What is the aircraft type and rego operated the first flight? Any pics?
                Airbus 330-323, reg. B-8426 as flight number, CZ3059.
                Haleef Ismail
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                • WDR
                  Junior Member
                  • Apr 2017
                  • 28

                  #9308
                  Originally posted by banuthev
                  China Southern Airlines has launched it's first schedule flight to Colombo. China Southern flight from Guangzhou has arrived in Colombo today at 18:15. It will be operating three weekly Guangzhou-Colombo-Male'. What is the aircraft type and rego operated the first flight? Any pics?
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                  • Serendib
                    Senior Member
                    • Jan 2011
                    • 1807

                    #9309

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                    • LukeSkywalker
                      Senior Member
                      • Feb 2011
                      • 188

                      #9310
                      PM to signal A350 termination today

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                      • ejanson65
                        Senior Member
                        • Jul 2013
                        • 628

                        #9311
                        Originally posted by LukeSkywalker
                        PM to signal A350 termination today

                        http://www.ft.lk/front-page/PM-to-si...oday/44-640531
                        More aircraft ordered without a termination clause - what a surprise....

                        Good luck trying to get out of that - legally there is nothing that can be done. Only way out is bankruptcy.

                        Looks like a propaganda piece.

                        No specifics - very vague answers.
                        It's everybody else's fault!
                        Dances around the EASA 145 issue.
                        Talks utter bullsh*t!

                        What a poor excuse for a CEO Suren is!
                        Always fly a stable approach - it's the only stability you'll find this business

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                        • Serendib
                          Senior Member
                          • Jan 2011
                          • 1807

                          #9312
                          Originally posted by LukeSkywalker
                          PM to signal A350 termination today

                          http://www.ft.lk/front-page/PM-to-si...oday/44-640531
                          In June SriLankan Airline CEO Suren Ratwatte told Reuters, Airbus had indicated it was willing to change the terms of the order for four A350-900s from SriLankan Airlines to different planes but did not elaborate on the specifics.

                          ft.lk

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                          • banuthev
                            Administrator
                            • Dec 2010
                            • 3945

                            #9313
                            Originally posted by Serendib
                            In June SriLankan Airline CEO Suren Ratwatte told Reuters, Airbus had indicated it was willing to change the terms of the order for four A350-900s from SriLankan Airlines to different planes but did not elaborate on the specifics.

                            ft.lk
                            Which aircraft type UL is planning to get for the replacement of 4 x A350s ?

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                            • Aviational
                              Member
                              • Feb 2011
                              • 31

                              #9314
                              Originally posted by banuthev
                              Which aircraft type UL is planning to get for the replacement of 4 x A350s ?
                              Better Order A32A & A32B.Or Go for 332 or 333.

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                              • quickingleyero
                                Junior Member
                                • Dec 2016
                                • 21

                                #9315
                                Originally posted by Serendib
                                In June SriLankan Airline CEO Suren Ratwatte told Reuters, Airbus had indicated it was willing to change the terms of the order for four A350-900s from SriLankan Airlines to different planes but did not elaborate on the specifics.

                                ft.lk

                                I wonder... if the order for four A350s is converted into an order for narrow-bodies, will just four narrow-bodies have to be taken, as a result or will a higher number of narrow-bodies have to be taken (due to the size/specification differences between the A350 and the narrow-body Airbus aircraft)?

                                Also - since additional slots in BOM seem to have been obtained for UL to increase its daily CMB-BOM-CMB frequency, does that mean that AMD is no longer going to be served by UL? The indications are that more services to India are on the cards, and so, I assume that more Indian destinations are still being keenly looked at.

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