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SriLankan Airlines reportedly plans to suspend Colombo-Gan service from Apr-2019
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Still no annual report. Why not?
Last years report not signed off by any accounting firm.
2 years ago it was signed off by the finance ministry.
I suspect the published financials are fictitious and do not give the true state of the Airline. The CoI needs to do a financial audit to get the real facts (although I suspect some documents have gone "missing").
Some of you got upset with me last year when I posted about the state of the country - here's one of your own saying the same thing.
Last edited by ejanson65; 24-01-2019, 02:06 PM.Always fly a stable approach - it's the only stability you'll find this businessComment
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Serendib Airways Introducing schedule flights to Batticaloa & Trincomalee
Starting from the 25th of January 2019
Schedule Flights: every Monday, Wednesday, Friday to
BATTICALOA & TRINCOMALEE
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Better than nothing but still no prosecution or termination.Always fly a stable approach - it's the only stability you'll find this businessComment
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Sri Lankan Airlines will continue operations to Addu: Ace Aviation
Ace Aviation Services announced Thursday that Sri Lankan Airlines will continue flights between Addu Atoll and Colombo, despite an earlier decision to stop operations.
The Managing Director of Ace Aviation, Mohamed Firaq, stated that the government had requested to continue the flights, and vowed to resolve the issues Sri Lankan Airlines faced in operating to the southernmost atoll.
Ace Aviation had previously revealed that Sri Lankan Airlines decided to halt flight operations to Addu due to profit loss. According to Firaq, Gan International Airport's services were insufficient, and locals looking to travel to Sri Lanka from the nearby Fuvahmulah and Huvadhoo Atoll have limited access to the airport in Gan.
In addition, he stated that there were issues related to Immigration in Gan Airport.
Firaq revealed that the government has promised to resolve these issues, although the latter has not released a statement regarding the issue yet.
Firaq also shared plans to expand flight routes to other regions from Gan via Flyme, a privately owned Maldivian Airline operated by Villa Air, if the quality of the services provided at the Addu airport were improved.
According to Firaq, it would provide the opportunity for travellers to fly to Maamigili, Dharavandhoo and Huvadhoo Atoll from Gan International Airport via Flyme.
Sri Lanka’s national carrier, Sri Lankan Airlines, commenced scheduled flights from capital Colombo to Gan International Airport in Addu atoll on December 1, 2016. The airline operates three weekly flights between Colombo and Gan, on every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
https://edition.mv/business/8901
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http://www.lankabusinessonline.com/s...g-fuel-prices/
These losses are completely absurd. Out of all proportion.
U$115 million is U$12.77million/month or U$3.19 million/week or U$456,00 per day.
There is no end in sight - in fact there's another U$800 million due for 4 A350 according to the local papers.
With these losses they must be running out of money fast.
But there are still plenty of people earning big $$ (and talking Sri Lanka Big Talk BS) for doing absolutely nothing.
Not sure why they keep talking about restructuring - there's nothing to restructure.Last edited by ejanson65; 26-01-2019, 07:48 PM.Always fly a stable approach - it's the only stability you'll find this businessComment
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Hey.. Thai Lion Air just landed here..
any idea how was the load factor..
if we are get few millions tourists down here.. budget air lines should be welcomed at BIA.. that's a factComment
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Maldivian(3Q378) Airbus A321 from MLE to BKK has diverted to CMB a short while ago
Any reason why?- Aaqib Hussain
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http://www.dailymirror.lk/article/Ja...al-161749.html
This is complete nonsense - no organisation is above the law.Chairperson of the PCoI, Justice Anil Gooneratne asked Ratnayake whether the legal division of the airline had sent letters of demand to these institutions in a bid to collect the vast sums owed to it. “Since government institutions were involved we didn’t resort to legal action to recover the dues,” Ratnayake explained.
Just another example of the complete Anarchy within SriLankan.Always fly a stable approach - it's the only stability you'll find this businessComment
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Albert Einstein is quoted as saying, “The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.”Comment
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