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Jetstar hints at expanding operations to Sri Lanka. The new crew rest area will give Jetstar a potential extended range, opening the possibility of direct flights from Australia as far as India, Sri Lanka or Africa.
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Fitsair hope to start operations to Dhaka and then more south India routes starting with Trichy in January.
There are also plans to extend reach from within Sri Lanka. “Jaffna in the north is an underserved destination,” Hill said. “We're in the market for A319 at the moment and if we are able to get one, I can start services up to Jaffna and beyond into southern India,” he said.
We either have to get ourselves the new narrow-bodies or we have to look for a wide body. But I would say that's a couple of years down the line.”Comment
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Any update on ULs incoming aircrafts to their fleet?Comment
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Does anyone know why PIAs A320 arrived at HRI?Comment
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Regarding replacement aircrafts. Does anyone have latest info regarding it?Comment
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EK, EY and the Adani Group are among prospective bidders seeking a stake in SriLankan Airlines
The national carrier’s restructuring process phase 1 has ended with the closing of bids for the divestiture of the debt-ridden national carrier and the selection of prequalified bidders’ is now underway.
UL carries a debt of US$ 1.2 billion to various organisations including local state banks, accumulated unpaid fuel bills, outstanding payments for international bonds and leased aircrafts, and an accumulated loss of Rs. 594.4 billion.
The privatisation of UL is to be finalised by June 30, 2024.Comment
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