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SG's BOM-CMB plan has not been officially confirmed yet. However if they confirm this plan, they may route the aircraft from existing MAA-CMB-MAA to MAA-CMB-BOM-CMB-MAA.
Here is the planned schedule
SG 11 BOM - CMB 1500 1730
SG 12 CMB - BOM 1150 1420
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Sharjah civil aviation chief receives Sri Lankan Civil Aviation minister
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SriLankan has set its air taxi service in operation to Nuwara Eliya in the central hills.
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Is this a cargo airline? I havn't heard anything about them before and as the report says they already fly to some destinations I am assuming its a cargo airline....United Airways to commence operations in Sri Lanka
http://www.thefinancialexpress-bd.co...ate=2011-03-21Comment
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United Airways is a major airline based in the United States and one of the world's largest airlines
with 48,000 employees & 359 aircrafts.
It is a subsidiary of United Continental Holdings, United Airways is a founding member of the Star Alliance,
the largest airline alliance in the world, and offers connections to over 1,000 destinations in over 170 countries worldwide.Comment
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Sorry I wasn't paying attention to the link URL and assumed that it was a local (SL) finacial times report and got confused about an SL based airline
More caffine......
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Its a good news that RML to be developed as a City Airport. Does anybody have more info about this project ?The Government is planning to develop the Ratmalana airport into a city airport this year. In addition facilities at the Ampara, Jaffna and Koggala airports will be also upgraded. Improvements to the existing terminal building, repair to the runway, taxiway and apron, reconfiguration to the aerodrome for the use of corporate jet traffic would be done as a short-term development project of the Ratmalana airport.
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SriLankan Airlines said its aircraft maintenance arm SriLankan Engineering has secured a deal to carry out maintenance checks on twenty aircraft for India’s largest low-fare carrier IndiGo in 2011.
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Sri Lanka Katunayake airport to double passenger capacity with terminal extension
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