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  • Serendib
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2011
    • 1807

    #10591
    Thai Lion Air recently revised planned operational aircraft for its planned Bangkok Don Mueang – Colombo route. The airline plans to operate this route with Boeing 737-900ER from 30JAN19, instead of planned 737-800. The airline previously also filed service launch on 18JAN19.



    source : routesonline

    Originally posted by vishwa
    Thai Lion Air adds Colombo service in Jan 2019

    Thai Lion Air from January 2019 plans to offer service to Sri Lanka, which sees the airline operates Bangkok Don Mueang – Colombo route. Service to be operated by Boeing 737-800 on daily basis, effective 18JAN19.

    SL230 DMK0635 – 0830CMB 738 x56
    SL232 DMK0835 – 1030CMB 738 56

    SL231 CMB0930 – 1445DMK 738 x56
    SL233 CMB1130 – 1645DMK 738 56

    https://www.routesonline.com/news/38...i%20lion%20air

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    • Haleef
      Senior Member
      • Nov 2012
      • 1468

      #10592
      Thai Lion Air recently revised planned operational aircraft for its planned*Bangkok Don Mueang – Colombo*route. The airline plans to operate this route with Boeing 737-900ER from 30JAN19, instead of planned 737-800. The airline previously also filed service launch on 18JAN19.

      Operational schedule remains unchanged.

      SL230 DMK0635 – 0830CMB 739 x56
      SL232 DMK0835 – 1030CMB 739 56

      SL231 CMB0930 – 1445DMK 739 x56
      SL233 CMB1130 – 1645DMK 739 56

      Service operated by 737-800 on 30JAN19 and 31JAN19.

      - Routesonline.
      Haleef Ismail
      www.youtube.com/haleef1 | www.instagram.com/cmb_spotter

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      • Serendib
        Senior Member
        • Jan 2011
        • 1807

        #10593
        Antonov An-12 (CVK7042) lands at Mattala Airport
        Attached Files

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        • Serendib
          Senior Member
          • Jan 2011
          • 1807

          #10594
          SriLankan Airlines will soon conduct services to Kannur. The legal process have been completed and services to begin from April.

          Read more at: https://english.mathrubhumi.com/news...pril-1.3451184

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          • skyline
            Senior Member
            • Mar 2011
            • 241

            #10595
            Originally posted by Serendib
            SriLankan Airlines will soon conduct services to Kannur. The legal process have been completed and services to begin from April.

            Read more at: https://english.mathrubhumi.com/news...pril-1.3451184
            Sri Lankan Airlines to fly to Kannur from April

            Starting in April 2019, Sri Lankan Airlines will be flying to Kannur, the newest airport in the Indian state of Kerala, from Muscat via Colombo, said Sharuka Wickrama Adittiya, the airline’s country manager.

            “We have been evaluating the market, fares and competition and the like before we could obtain the necessary permission and take off to Kannur,” Sharuka told the Observer on phone from Colombo, the capital of Sri Lanka.

            The documentation, which is under process, will take a month or two for completion, he said.
            “There has been a huge demand for flight services to Kannur. We will be connecting other parts of the Middle East as well with Kannur. We have other countries from this region to be connected and all will commence prior to summer this year,” said Sharuka.

            Weekly or alternate day services will be offered on Airbus 320, which can accommodate 150 passengers. Services will be Muscat-Colombo-Kannur and Kannur-Colombo-Muscat.

            Sri Lanka’s national carrier has, in response to a growing demand from the region, recently boosted its services with daily flights to Colombo from Muscat, Abu Dhabi, Dubai, Doha, Riyadh, Bahrain and Kuwait.

            MUSCAT, JAN 2 - Starting in April 2019, Sri Lankan Airlines will be flying to Kannur, the newest airport in the Indian state of Kerala, from Muscat...

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            • ejanson65
              Senior Member
              • Jul 2013
              • 628

              #10596
              Another year and more corruption exposed:-

              http://www.dailymirror.lk/article/-P...s--160653.html

              Looks like some people pocketed some Commissions on this deal.

              Another bad deal for UL - this is why they are insolvent.

              Good to see Druvi's name in print - he has a lot of wrongdoing to answer for - I understand he's no longer at UL.


              I guess the Joint Venture "by the end of 2018" didn't pan out - there's a surprise!

              Time to roll out another Committee!

              http://www.dailymirror.lk/article/Co...an-160678.html

              How many people do you need to understand that there is no way out of contracts without a Termination clause?
              Always fly a stable approach - it's the only stability you'll find this business

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              • Speedbird
                Senior Member
                • Feb 2012
                • 616

                #10597
                Search MR had gifted Sumanadasa a car worth Rs.8.2Mn belonging to Mihin

                Mihin Lanka has paid a loan of Rs.8.2 million for a car (Nissan- N16) which was gifted to Astrologer Sumanadasa Abeygunawardena by former President Mahinda Rajapaksa in the year 2007, Astrologer Abeygunawardana informed the SriLankan Airlines Commission yesterday.

                He informed the Presidential Commission of Inquiry (PCoI) into irregularities at SriLankan airlines, SriLankan Catering and Mihin Lanka that in 2007 he had received a call from the ex-Chief Security Officer of former President Major Neville Wanniarachchi to collect the particular car from LOLC at Rajagiriya.

                “LOLC had only given the key of the car to me and I obtained one-year insurance for the vehicle,” he said.

                When State Counsel Chathura Gunathilake questioned about why former President had gifted him such a vehicle he said he had closely associated with the former President and he had been never aware of the real ownership of the vehicle.

                Sumanadasa informed the Commission he had used the vehicle for eight-years (2007-2015) and after the change of Government in 2015 the car was taken back by the LOLC.

                Earlier it was revealed to the Commission that LOLC had bought 26 cars from the same model to use for SriLankan airlines and Mihin Lanka. It was informed to the Commission that LOLC had borrowed Rs.82 million worth loan from the Seylan Bank for the recovery of these 26 vehicles.

                It was revealed to the Commission that Mihin Lanka had paid the lease rental of these vehicles to LOLC.


                LMAO

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                • Aaqib
                  Senior Member
                  • Apr 2013
                  • 474

                  #10598
                  Private GLEX Aircraft Leaves Sri Lanka Illegally

                  Colombo (News1st): An aircraft carrying foreign businessmen that landed in the country has reportedly departed illegally. The aircraft with businessmen from China, Singapore, and Hong Kong had arrived on the island on the 3rd of January.

                  The aircraft that initially landed at the Bandaranaike International Airport had obtained special permission from the Ministry of Defense to take off and land at the Trincomalee China Bay air force base runaway. The businessmen had then departed the country in the same flight directly from the Trincomalee China Bay air force base, without taking off from an international airport.

                  According to the country’s civil aviation laws, an international aircraft can only leave the country via an international airport in the country. Thereby the aircraft had left the country without proper approval.

                  It was reported that the aircraft had left the countries airspace using a pass issued by the Immigration and Emigration Department for ships.


                  The Aircraft in question is a Bombardier Global Express that violated Sri Lanka's Civil Aviation Laws. In the legal scenario the aircraft should have flown from TRR to either CMB, HRI or RML en-route to HKG
                  FR24 states that it is a Privately used Aircraft Registered as VP-CPT
                  - Aaqib Hussain
                  http://www.youtube.com/@theflyinglankan

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                  • banuthev
                    Administrator
                    • Dec 2010
                    • 3947

                    #10599
                    Fitsair has refreshed the website and it shows it has twice weekly schedule flights between RML & BAT. On the same website it says Fitsair has / going to have B727F for cargo operations and C208 & C152 for passenger operation. How much this is true?

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                    • banuthev
                      Administrator
                      • Dec 2010
                      • 3947

                      #10600
                      Originally posted by Aaqib
                      Colombo (News1st): An aircraft carrying foreign businessmen that landed in the country has reportedly departed illegally. The aircraft with businessmen from China, Singapore, and Hong Kong had arrived on the island on the 3rd of January.

                      The aircraft that initially landed at the Bandaranaike International Airport had obtained special permission from the Ministry of Defense to take off and land at the Trincomalee China Bay air force base runaway. The businessmen had then departed the country in the same flight directly from the Trincomalee China Bay air force base, without taking off from an international airport.

                      According to the country’s civil aviation laws, an international aircraft can only leave the country via an international airport in the country. Thereby the aircraft had left the country without proper approval.

                      It was reported that the aircraft had left the countries airspace using a pass issued by the Immigration and Emigration Department for ships.


                      The Aircraft in question is a Bombardier Global Express that violated Sri Lanka's Civil Aviation Laws. In the legal scenario the aircraft should have flown from TRR to either CMB, HRI or RML en-route to HKG
                      FR24 states that it is a Privately used Aircraft Registered as VP-CPT
                      I can't find the movements of VP-CPT on FR24 : https://www.flightradar24.com/data/aircraft/vp-cpt . Any reason ?

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                      • Aaqib
                        Senior Member
                        • Apr 2013
                        • 474

                        #10601
                        Originally posted by banuthev
                        Fitsair has refresh the website and it shows it has twice weekly schedule flights between RML & BAT. On the same website it says Fitsair has / going to have B727F for cargo operations and C208 & C152 for passenger operation. How much this is true?

                        http://fitsair.com/cargo-services/
                        It is possible that this is true because they recently purchased a new Cesena for Domestic Operations

                        They operated Freighters on behalf of UL on their MD82 before it was returned back to the leassor which is why they will need to find a suitable aircraft to replace its returned McDonnell Douglas

                        Would be great to see a Boeing freighter in Lanka soon
                        - Aaqib Hussain
                        http://www.youtube.com/@theflyinglankan

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                        • Aaqib
                          Senior Member
                          • Apr 2013
                          • 474

                          #10602
                          Originally posted by banuthev
                          I can't find the movements of VP-CPT on FR24 : https://www.flightradar24.com/data/aircraft/vp-cpt . Any reason ?
                          They are not disclosing the details since its a private aircraft
                          I checked this and other pages too, no results shown
                          - Aaqib Hussain
                          http://www.youtube.com/@theflyinglankan

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                          • skyline
                            Senior Member
                            • Mar 2011
                            • 241

                            #10603
                            Originally posted by Aaqib
                            They are not disclosing the details since its a private aircraft
                            I checked this and other pages too, no results shown
                            Last edited by skyline; 06-01-2019, 05:58 PM.

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                            • ejanson65
                              Senior Member
                              • Jul 2013
                              • 628

                              #10604
                              Originally posted by banuthev
                              I can't find the movements of VP-CPT on FR24 : https://www.flightradar24.com/data/aircraft/vp-cpt . Any reason ?
                              Just type the registration in Google and you'll find what you're looking for.

                              This aircraft is not showing as flying to/from Sri Lanka. Something about the story doesn't add up.


                              Any update on the deleted posts?
                              Always fly a stable approach - it's the only stability you'll find this business

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                              • banuthev
                                Administrator
                                • Dec 2010
                                • 3947

                                #10605
                                Originally posted by ejanson65
                                Just type the registration in Google and you'll find what you're looking for.

                                This aircraft is not showing as flying to/from Sri Lanka. Something about the story doesn't add up.


                                Any update on the deleted posts?
                                Hi Ejanson,

                                All the missing posts were restored except couple of posts. Those two missing posts are still under the investigation with Webhost. We have removed the programme which caused an issue for the database so the issue wouldn't affect the posts again in the future.

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