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Originally posted by banuthev View Post
Don't we have aircraft for maritime surveillance? which type of aircraft SL navy planning to get from India this time?
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Originally posted by Haleef View Post
Dornier Do-228. Will be operated by SLAF incase they get it. India is offering the first one for free, and the other for us to buy or so.
Thereafter, it is planned to deliver the first aircraft of this type manufactured by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited to Sri Lanka free of charge. However, the second aircraft proposed to be delivered by India will cost around US $ 8 million and will be provided under the Indian credit limit. (sl guardian.org)
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Originally posted by Serendib View Post
it has been decided to deploy an aircraft currently used by India with Indian pilots and coast guard officers immediately for surveillance operations and to provide the necessary training to the Sri Lankan counterparts.
Thereafter, it is planned to deliver the first aircraft of this type manufactured by Hindustan Aeronautics Limited to Sri Lanka free of charge. However, the second aircraft proposed to be delivered by India will cost around US $ 8 million and will be provided under the Indian credit limit. (sl guardian.org)
https://news.navy.lk/eventnews/2019/01/31/201901311345/
In the picture, Indian Navy Do-228 parked at CMB back in Jan20
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Originally posted by Haleef View Post
Dornier Do-228. Will be operated by SLAF incase they get it. India is offering the first one for free, and the other for us to buy or so.
Guys, can you please share your opinions about Do-228 ? is it suitable for SLAF or SL Navy use?
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Originally posted by Haleef View Post
Dornier Do-228. Will be operated by SLAF incase they get it. India is offering the first one for free, and the other for us to buy or so.
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The Sri Lanka Air Force says it has lost contact with an aircraft that had departed from the China Bay Base in Trincomalee.
The Sri Lanka Rupavahini Corporation had reported that a PT-6 aircraft is reported to have gone missing this morning.
The report said the aircraft was last seen over the Sooriyapura area in Kantale.
Source - NewsWire
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Originally posted by Zain View PostThe Sri Lanka Air Force says it has lost contact with an aircraft that had departed from the China Bay Base in Trincomalee.
The Sri Lanka Rupavahini Corporation had reported that a PT-6 aircraft is reported to have gone missing this morning.
The report said the aircraft was last seen over the Sooriyapura area in Kantale.
Source - NewsWire
According to the Sri Lanka Air Force, a PT-6 aircraft is reported to have crashed.
The aircraft has crashed in the Sooriyapura area in Kantale today.
“A training craft PT-6 which took off from China Bay, Trinco with only the trainee pilot crash lands on a road near Janaranjana Wewa, Kantale” Police said.
The Sri Lanka Air Force earlier said it had lost contact with the aircraft which had departed from the China Bay Base in Trincomalee.
Source - NewsWire
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Originally posted by Zain View Post
An aircraft belonging to the Sri Lanka Air Force has crashed in Kantale.
According to the Sri Lanka Air Force, a PT-6 aircraft is reported to have crashed.
The aircraft has crashed in the Sooriyapura area in Kantale today.
“A training craft PT-6 which took off from China Bay, Trinco with only the trainee pilot crash lands on a road near Janaranjana Wewa, Kantale” Police said.
The Sri Lanka Air Force earlier said it had lost contact with the aircraft which had departed from the China Bay Base in Trincomalee.
Source - NewsWire
i wonder why pilot couldn't evacuate the aircraft with parachute ?
Haleef, was this plane flying from Trincomalee to Ratmalana? does this mean all other PT-6 will be grounded?
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Dear fellow aviation hobbyists!
As I’m very interested in aircraft Wrecks & Relics (W&R), I’m looking for some missing identities of preserved, stored & instructional airframes what can be found in Sri Lanka. For this reason I’m asking for your help to make the list complete. When I’m finished with the whole W&R list of Sri Lanka, I’m more than happy to publish this list on this forum. Photos of these stored, preserved or instructional aircraft are also very much appreciated
Thank you all for your help and assistance in advance!
Kind regards,
Erwin Alexander
I’m looking for information etc for the flowing airframes in Sri Lanka:
Location: Anuradhapura
Coordinates: 8.310425° 80.424877°
Aircraft: An-24RV registration UN-46644 preserved as “4R-CAA”
What do I need from this airframe: Identity needs confirmation that this is really this airframe
Location: Anuradhapura
Coordinates: 8.302013° 80.427332°
Aircraft: Unknown (possibly SF.260 Sri Lanka AF serial CT125)
What do I need from this airframe: Identity needed of this airframe
Location: Ekala
Coordinates: 7.113877° 79.904755°
Aircraft: SF.260 & small prop
What do I need from these airframe(s): Identity needed of both (instructional) airframes what now can be found inside the new build hangar
Location: Ekala
Coordinates: 7.114326° 79.905367°
Aircraft: Cessna 337 (Gone? Not visible anymore on GE image 14-1-2020)
What do I need from this airframe: Identity needed of this airframe and what happened with it as it has gone from its location
Location: Hingurakgoda
Coordinates: 8.050661° 80.979172°
Aircraft: Mig-17
What do I need from this airframe: Identity needed of this airframe
Location: Katunayaka
Coordinates: 7.182760° 79.883135°
Aircraft: 5x Mi-24 & 1x Mi-8
What do I need from these airframe(s): Identity needed of all these stored helicopters
Location: Katunayaka
Coordinates: 7.181561° 79.879859°
Aircraft: 3x MiG-27
What do I need from these airframe(s): Identity needed of these three stored MiG-27’s
Location: Katunayaka
Coordinates: 7.185542° 79.878709°
Aircraft: An.32 fuselage & MiG-27 forward fuselage at the Fire Services
What do I need from these airframe(s): Identity needed of these two instructional airframes
Location: Katunayaka
Coordinates: 7.178716° 79.889014°
Aircraft: A320 fuselage
What do I need from this airframe: 4R-ABC??? Identity needs confirmation
Location: Ratmalana
Coordinates: 6.818805° 79.891110°
Aircraft: Cessna 337
What do I need from this airframe: Identity needed of this preserved airframe
Location: Sigiriya
Coordinates: 7.947026° 80.727879°
Aircraft: SF.260
What do I need from this airframe: Identity needed of this preserved airframe
Again, any help is very much appreciated to get the identities of above aircraft.
Cheers,
ErwinLast edited by ErvinAlex; 30-12-2020, 10:47 AM.
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Originally posted by ErvinAlex View PostDear fellow aviation hobbyists!
As I’m very interested in aircraft Wrecks & Relics (W&R), I’m looking for some missing identities of preserved, stored & instructional airframes what can be found in Sri Lanka. For this reason I’m asking for your help to make the list complete. When I’m finished with the whole W&R list of Sri Lanka, I’m more than happy to publish this list on this forum. Photos of these stored, preserved or instructional aircraft are also very much appreciated
Thank you all for your help and assistance in advance!
Kind regards,
Erwin Alexander
Location: Katunayaka
Coordinates: 7.178716° 79.889014°
Aircraft: B737 fuselage
Welcome to our forum. It really nice to meet you ? Good to see your aviation photos you took in Sri Lanka on flickr..
Are you referring to B727F ? There is no B737 stored in CMB.
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