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as per flightradar24 UL1206 (delivery flight no) updated 28 oct as hamburg/dubai/colombo - i'm guessing this is for a321neo 4R-AND??
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Re-arranging the deckchairs on the Titanic
More Sri Lanka 'Big Talk' imho.
Time to close this down for the good of the country imho.Always fly a stable approach - it's the only stability you'll find this businessComment
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President Maithripala Sirisena who is on a two-day state visit to State of Qatar met Emir Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani at Emir's Palace in Doha today.
The special attention of the Emir of Qatar was drawn to the request made by the President regarding entering into partnership with the SriLankan Airlines.
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SriLankan Airlines and Lufthansa Technik AG have extended their existing component support contract for the growing Airbus A320 fleet of Sri Lanka's national carrier. The expanded Total Component Support (TCS®) agreement comprises all aircraft of SriLankan Airlines' growing A320 fleet, including its new A320neo aircraft.Last edited by Serendib; 27-10-2017, 11:23 PM.Comment
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This would be the last thing Qatar would want to do. They have already spent 38 $ billion of their reserves since the blockade and wouldn't want to see more dissappear in a blackhole. If the government wants funding they will have to look towards China or even India. None of the ME3 is in good financial health to go begging there.Comment
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4R-AND (UL1206) on her way to DXB.Comment
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delivery 4R-AND
A321neo SriLankan 4R-AND delivery by Tobias Gudat auf FlickrComment
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SriLankan A330-300 flying to Melbourne from Colombo on its inaugural flight today. Flight number will be UL604 and it will depart at 2350hrs and land at Melbourne at 1525hrs. Aircraft registration unknown at the moment.
Try to get pictures of the first flight today - the ones who work at the airport/will be at the airport at that time.Comment
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Following Sri Lankan President's visit to the State of Qatar and successfully wrapping up bilateral discussions, the rich Gulf country is dispatching a large official delegation led by an influential Minister to Colombo to move bilateral trade actions forward.
Qatari Minister of Economy and Commerce Sheikh Ahmed bin Jassim bin Mohamed al-Thani will be leading a 20-man delegation to Colombo for the second Joint Committee Meeting between both countries that will commence on Monday October 30 in Colombo.
Both sides will discuss bilateral cooperation in trade, investment, tourism and economic development at the two-day in-depth sessions that will conclude on 31 October.
The special attention of the Emir of Qatar was drawn to the request made by the President regarding entering into partnership with the SriLankan Airlines.
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