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SriLankan Engineering completes the second ‘A’ check on Air Seychelles S7-VEV A320neo aircraft. SriLankan Engineering holds approvals from numerous national aviation authorities including Seychelles, Singapore, China, India, Qatar, UAE and Bahrain to carry out aircraft maintenance.
It also provides full engineering services for the entire SriLankan Airlines fleet, which comprises of A320, A321 (CEO and NEO versions) and A330 aircrafts. In addition SriLankan Engineering provides Line certification of B777, B737NG, B 787, A350 at Colombo and Malé Airports to third party Airline customers.”Comment
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Im wondering if its being ferried to another airline? Or being ferried to KUL for getting cabin work and Painting in SriLankan brand?Attached FilesComment
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Alliance Air ATR is om its way to land at Jaffna International Airport. Flight 9I101 from Chennai to Jaffna.Attached FilesComment
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VT-RKM landed.Attached FilesComment
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According to FR24, https://www.flightradar24.com/data/airports/rkt

but this info not available for CMB data... any idea..Comment
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3Z7640 was flying to Mombasa few days ago. I guess FR24 is showing Colombo due to some glitch.According to FR24, https://www.flightradar24.com/data/airports/rkt
but this info not available for CMB data... any idea..Comment
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SriLankan to open Sydney, Ho Chi Minh, eyes Frankfurt, Paris
11.11.2019 - 15:51 UTC
As it posted a first-half net loss trimmed by 11.6% year-on-year to USD76 million,*SriLankan Airlines*(UL,*Colombo Int'l) said in a statement posted on its website that it was forging ahead with its turnaround plan.
The airline said it would expand its presence in the Australian market with a new route to*Sydney Kingsford Smith*in 2020, launch a new service to*Ho Chi Minh City, and continue to plot a return to*Frankfurt Int'l*and*Paris CDG.
The cut in losses was achieved despite an overall decline in passenger and cargo revenue following the Easter Sunday terror attacks. However, revenue in the second half of the year "is projected to increase significantly with the enhancement in operations by SriLankan and customer airlines", the carrier said.
The decline in revenue was offset by a greater reduction in operating expenditure due to cost-saving initiatives, as it relocated its corporate offices in Colombo to existing space in Katunayake, the site of*Colombo Int'l*Airport. Negotiations with state banks to reduce interest rates are ongoing, the airline added, and consultations continue with its major shareholder, the Sri Lankan Ministry of Finance, to seek withholding tax exemptions.
The Sri Lankan government said in August that it planned to sell a 49% stake in the flag carrier and would try to attract foreign investors by assuming some of its legacy debt.
SriLankan also reported in its statement "a noteworthy improvement in fuel performance" of its neo aircraft. The carrier currently possesses two*A320-200neo*and four*A321-200neoamong its fleet of 27 aircraft, which also include five A320-200ceo and two A321-200ceo, seven*A330-200s and seven*A330-300s.
Source: CHnetComment
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Is this a schedules flight? or just a VIP movement..
11 Nov 2019 Addis Ababa (ADD) Kathmandu (KTM) ET8806 6:05 — 10:03 PM — Landed 6:52 AM
12 Nov 2019 Kathmandu (KTM) Colombo (CMB) ET8999 3:10 — 9:08 AM — Landed 12:03 PM
13 Nov 2019 Colombo (CMB) Addis Ababa (ADD) ET8801 — — 5:23 AM — Estimated 8:26 AMComment
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I guess Srilankan should consider Adis Abba (ADD) in the destinations list asap.. As we know ADD is the hub as far as African aviation is concerned.. if we want to tap growing African market for outbound tourism..then this is a must.. it is just a 6 hrs flight

if any case SriLankan unable to schedules a dedicated one.. then they at least try extending the CMB-Victoria (UL707) to ADDComment
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Is this a schedules flight? or just a VIP movement..
11 Nov 2019 Addis Ababa (ADD) Kathmandu (KTM) ET8806 6:05 — 10:03 PM — Landed 6:52 AM
12 Nov 2019 Kathmandu (KTM) Colombo (CMB) ET8999 3:10 — 9:08 AM — Landed 12:03 PM
13 Nov 2019 Colombo (CMB) Addis Ababa (ADD) ET8801 — — 5:23 AM — Estimated 8:26 AM
A new contingent of 243 Army personnel of the Combat Convoy Company (CCC) of the Army, set to serve in the United Nations Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in Mali (MINUSMA) left the country last evening (12), the Army media unit said today. Lieutenant General Shavendra Silva, Commander of the Army was at the airport to see them off together with a few senior officers. With this contingent, the Sri Lankan CCC, comprised of 20 Officers and 223 Other Ranks, representing 13 Regimen
Carrying SL army to maliAttached FilesLast edited by Serendib; 13-11-2019, 06:28 AM.Comment
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