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  • banuthev
    Administrator
    • Dec 2010
    • 3945

    #10906
    Originally posted by channa
    4R-ALS is back in service
    Why it was out of service ? Flightradar24 shows Today's Jeddah flight operated by 4R-ALS delayed by more than 3 hours. Any reason?

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    • dilushasg-bdavi
      Senior Member
      • Feb 2011
      • 555

      #10907
      Originally posted by banuthev
      Thanks for the video! How is the passenger load factor on Rossiya Airlines between Moscow and Colombo?
      Moscow to Colombo was full (July)
      Colombo to Moscow was around 150-200 (November)

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      • SKYBUCK729
        Member
        • Apr 2013
        • 84

        #10908
        Originally posted by banuthev
        Why it was out of service ? Flightradar24 shows Today's Jeddah flight operated by 4R-ALS delayed by more than 3 hours. Any reason?
        Feel sorry for the people who had to travel in that aircraft

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        • Serendib
          Senior Member
          • Jan 2011
          • 1807

          #10909
          SriLankan Airlines has made progress in the first half of this year by reducing group loss to 76 million US dollars, a 10 million dollar improvement over the previous year.

          This was achieved despite an overall decline in Group Revenue of 43 million dollars, 70 percent of which was due to a drop in passenger and cargo revenue.

          Sri Lanka business and economy news as it breaks. We pioneered Online Business Media properties in Sri lanka and proud owners of the respected brands LBR, LBO

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          • newsflasher
            Member
            • Apr 2011
            • 84

            #10910
            Originally posted by vishwa
            According to FR24, there was two charter flights scheduled on last Sunday but they didn't arrived here...

            Wonder why Peshawar-Colombo.

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            • vishwa
              Senior Member
              • Feb 2014
              • 153

              #10911
              Originally posted by newsflasher
              Wonder why Peshawar-Colombo.
              hi.. seems you got confused with my post.. this is arrival time table of Ras Al Khaimah International (RKT) Airport, most of short hual flights operate winter season flights use RKT as the technical stop over...
              those arrivals from colombo only matter here..

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              • Serendib
                Senior Member
                • Jan 2011
                • 1807

                #10912
                Sri Lanka's national air carrier to begin flights to Jaffna Airport to boost tourism

                Sri Lanka's national air carrier, SriLankan Airlines said on Thursday that it would soon begin flights to Jaffna in the north of the island country, to boost tourism in the area.

                Group Chief Executive Officer of SriLankan Airlines Vipula Gunatilleka quoted in local media reports as saying the airline hopes to begin flights to the newly opened Jaffna International Airport by next year and will look at leasing smaller aircrafts to operate in this route.

                "The airline will include Jaffna as a stopover destination when operating flights to some of the Indian destinations, thus establishing good connectivity between Colombo and Jaffna as well," Gunatilleka said.

                He added that the opening of an international airport in Jaffna will help boost the economy and tourism in the area and as the national carrier, SriLankan Airlines hopes to assist in these efforts by operating flights.

                "Our current fleet do not have the required equipment to operate to Jaffna and we will look at the option of acquiring a suitable aircraft to launch this operation next year," Gunatilleka said.

                Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena last month opened the Jaffna International Airport in a bid to boost tourism and development in the former war-torn province.

                The airport was constructed at an approximate cost of 12 million U.S. dollars.

                Last edited by Serendib; 07-11-2019, 04:57 PM.

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                • SKYBUCK729
                  Member
                  • Apr 2013
                  • 84

                  #10913
                  Originally posted by Serendib
                  SriLankan Airlines has made progress in the first half of this year by reducing group loss to 76 million US dollars, a 10 million dollar improvement over the previous year.

                  This was achieved despite an overall decline in Group Revenue of 43 million dollars, 70 percent of which was due to a drop in passenger and cargo revenue.

                  https://www.lankabusinessonline.com/...hts-to-sydney/
                  THAT is LKR 38 Million for a day !!!!!!!!

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                  • banuthev
                    Administrator
                    • Dec 2010
                    • 3945

                    #10914
                    Originally posted by Serendib
                    Sri Lanka's national air carrier to begin flights to Jaffna Airport to boost tourism

                    Sri Lanka's national air carrier, SriLankan Airlines said on Thursday that it would soon begin flights to Jaffna in the north of the island country, to boost tourism in the area.

                    Group Chief Executive Officer of SriLankan Airlines Vipula Gunatilleka quoted in local media reports as saying the airline hopes to begin flights to the newly opened Jaffna International Airport by next year and will look at leasing smaller aircrafts to operate in this route.

                    "The airline will include Jaffna as a stopover destination when operating flights to some of the Indian destinations, thus establishing good connectivity between Colombo and Jaffna as well," Gunatilleka said.

                    He added that the opening of an international airport in Jaffna will help boost the economy and tourism in the area and as the national carrier, SriLankan Airlines hopes to assist in these efforts by operating flights.

                    "Our current fleet do not have the required equipment to operate to Jaffna and we will look at the option of acquiring a suitable aircraft to launch this operation next year," Gunatilleka said.

                    Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena last month opened the Jaffna International Airport in a bid to boost tourism and development in the former war-torn province.

                    The airport was constructed at an approximate cost of 12 million U.S. dollars.

                    http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/201..._138536761.htm
                    Good move! This would've actioned ages ago. SriLankan flights to Jaffna would allow passengers to book directly fly from abroad to Jaffna with a stop over in Colombo Airport.

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                    • Aaqib
                      Senior Member
                      • Apr 2013
                      • 474

                      #10915
                      Originally posted by Serendib
                      Sri Lanka's national air carrier to begin flights to Jaffna Airport to boost tourism

                      Sri Lanka's national air carrier, SriLankan Airlines said on Thursday that it would soon begin flights to Jaffna in the north of the island country, to boost tourism in the area.

                      Group Chief Executive Officer of SriLankan Airlines Vipula Gunatilleka quoted in local media reports as saying the airline hopes to begin flights to the newly opened Jaffna International Airport by next year and will look at leasing smaller aircrafts to operate in this route.

                      "The airline will include Jaffna as a stopover destination when operating flights to some of the Indian destinations, thus establishing good connectivity between Colombo and Jaffna as well," Gunatilleka said.

                      He added that the opening of an international airport in Jaffna will help boost the economy and tourism in the area and as the national carrier, SriLankan Airlines hopes to assist in these efforts by operating flights.

                      "Our current fleet do not have the required equipment to operate to Jaffna and we will look at the option of acquiring a suitable aircraft to launch this operation next year," Gunatilleka said.

                      Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena last month opened the Jaffna International Airport in a bid to boost tourism and development in the former war-torn province.

                      The airport was constructed at an approximate cost of 12 million U.S. dollars.

                      http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/201..._138536761.htm
                      Better late than never!
                      UL seems to have already missed the bus since Alliance Air is scheduled to begin soon

                      Any idea what type of Aircraft UL would acquire ? I think they might opt for ATR 72’s although I do think that the Bombardier Dash-8 Q400 is a better suited turboprop in terms of efficiency and comfort
                      - Aaqib Hussain
                      http://www.youtube.com/@theflyinglankan

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                      • Serendib
                        Senior Member
                        • Jan 2011
                        • 1807

                        #10916
                        SriLankan Airlines in codeshare with Air India to serve Toronto

                        November, 8, 2019

                        Seamless connectivity between Canada and Sri Lanka

                        SriLankan Airlines is taking a firm step towards further increasing travel connectivity between Sri Lanka and Canada. SriLankan Airlines commences codeshared non-stop services between Toronto and New Delhi with long standing partner Air India, providing seamless connections to Colombo, from 7th*November 2019 onwards.

                        Vipula Gunatilleka, Chief Executive Officer of SriLankan Airlines said: “Air India is a valued longtime partner and we are pleased to be teaming up with them to provide this service. SriLankan has been expanding our network through a combination of increasing our own destinations and frequencies; and expanding into new markets through codeshares with partner airlines. This is intended to facilitate travel for visitors to Sri Lanka, Sri Lankan residents overseas and Sri Lankans wishing to travel overseas.”

                        Ms. Meenakshi Mallik, Director - Commercial, Air India said: “Air India is continuously working towards providing convenience to travelers & with this enhanced cooperation with our long standing partner Sri Lankan Airlines, travelers will now have seamless connections between Canada & Sri Lanka through Delhi Airport”.

                        Travelers will now have the opportunity to book their entire journey in one go, which they were earlier unable to do. The non-stop flight from Toronto’s Lester B. Pearson International Airport to New Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport is supported by rapid connectivity to Colombo with connection times of just 4 hours for Colombo-Delhi-Toronto and 6 hours for Toronto-Delhi-Colombo. Flights operate on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays both to and from Toronto. The Delhi-Toronto flight AI187 will have the UL code UL3640; while the Toronto-Delhi flight AI188 will have the code UL3641.

                        SriLankan and Air India currently codeshare on each other’s flights to a large number of destinations in South Asia, the Far East and the Indian Ocean region.

                        SriLankan Airlines has a route network of 130 cities in 58 countries, including codeshare operations in partnership with the world’s finest airlines. SriLankan also connects travelers to over 1,000 cities in 160 countries through its*oneworld partner airlines.

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                        • Serendib
                          Senior Member
                          • Jan 2011
                          • 1807

                          #10917
                          Chennai to Jaffna from 11 November 2019
                          Attached Files

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                          • gayan747-400
                            Junior Member
                            • Nov 2019
                            • 1

                            #10918
                            Originally posted by Serendib
                            SriLankan Airlines in codeshare with Air India to serve Toronto

                            November, 8, 2019

                            Seamless connectivity between Canada and Sri Lanka

                            SriLankan Airlines is taking a firm step towards further increasing travel connectivity between Sri Lanka and Canada. SriLankan Airlines commences codeshared non-stop services between Toronto and New Delhi with long standing partner Air India, providing seamless connections to Colombo, from 7th*November 2019 onwards.

                            Vipula Gunatilleka, Chief Executive Officer of SriLankan Airlines said: “Air India is a valued longtime partner and we are pleased to be teaming up with them to provide this service. SriLankan has been expanding our network through a combination of increasing our own destinations and frequencies; and expanding into new markets through codeshares with partner airlines. This is intended to facilitate travel for visitors to Sri Lanka, Sri Lankan residents overseas and Sri Lankans wishing to travel overseas.”

                            Ms. Meenakshi Mallik, Director - Commercial, Air India said: “Air India is continuously working towards providing convenience to travelers & with this enhanced cooperation with our long standing partner Sri Lankan Airlines, travelers will now have seamless connections between Canada & Sri Lanka through Delhi Airport”.

                            Travelers will now have the opportunity to book their entire journey in one go, which they were earlier unable to do. The non-stop flight from Toronto’s Lester B. Pearson International Airport to New Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport is supported by rapid connectivity to Colombo with connection times of just 4 hours for Colombo-Delhi-Toronto and 6 hours for Toronto-Delhi-Colombo. Flights operate on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays both to and from Toronto. The Delhi-Toronto flight AI187 will have the UL code UL3640; while the Toronto-Delhi flight AI188 will have the code UL3641.

                            SriLankan and Air India currently codeshare on each other’s flights to a large number of destinations in South Asia, the Far East and the Indian Ocean region.

                            SriLankan Airlines has a route network of 130 cities in 58 countries, including codeshare operations in partnership with the world’s finest airlines. SriLankan also connects travelers to over 1,000 cities in 160 countries through its*oneworld partner airlines.

                            http://www.colombopage.com/archive_1...73136930CH.php
                            15hrs in Air India :-D

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                            • Serendib
                              Senior Member
                              • Jan 2011
                              • 1807

                              #10919
                              Special TUI Airways flight lands at Mattala Airport.
                              Attached Files

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                              • Serendib
                                Senior Member
                                • Jan 2011
                                • 1807

                                #10920
                                Originally posted by Serendib
                                Special TUI Airways flight lands at Mattala Airport.
                                We need to welcome such Charter flights in winter.. bring as many tourists & improve our economy
                                Mattala is the closest to our golden sandy warm beaches
                                No need to waste time on the roads

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