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Hi guys, does departures from BIA still require a covid PCR test to be done 72 hours prior to departure. Have an upcoming flight from BIA on EK in December. If someone knows please let me know. ThanksLeave a comment:
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A progress review meeting was held on 26th November 2020 with the officials of the project staff of Taisei Corporation, the contractor of the BIADP Phase II Stage 2 Package A, and Japan Airport Consultants under the guidance of Major General (Rtd) G. A. Chandrasiri, Chairman, Airport and Aviation Services (Sri Lanka) Limited.
Airport and Aviation Services (Sri Lanka) (Private) Limited Continues the Key Development Activities of BIADP Phase II Stage 2 Package A
A progress review meeting was held on 26th November 2020 with the officials of the project staff of Taisei Corporation, the contractor of the BIADP Phase II Stage 2 Package A, and Japan Airport Consultants under the guidance of Major General (Rtd) G. A. Chandrasiri, Chairman, Airport and Aviation Services (Sri Lanka) Limited.
Mr. Aruna Warushahennadige, Director AASL/Director in charge- Terminal 2 BIA, Head of Projects, Project Director, and Heads of Divisions of AASL attended the meeting.
Key decisions were taken to expedite the ongoing development activities under the BIADP Phase II Stage 2 Package A.
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Doesn’t look like SLE will take up OPS at MRIA according to dailynews.lk (“We will then invite a reputed foreign MRO player after calling for international tenders to work with the government”). Building of hangers should be as far from the main terminal in case either wants to expand down the line.
Yeah, targeting the narrow-body market would be a good idea as there are plenty of airlines (especially LCCs) in this region using them as their back bone.Leave a comment:
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Yes, As per below news, the SL Gov is going to re-initiate the proposal of MRO facility at MRIA. But there were several proposals in the last few years like : Airforce base, Aircraft Training base at MRIA etc..
It's a good idea having MRO facility but as long as the profit made out of it?
It's not bad idea CMB has to be used for Commercial flight operations, RML for Aircraft Training and HRI is for MRO facility. Especially after Covid, Sri Lanka doesn't need more than one international airport, so any investment for expansion has to be focused only for Colombo Bandaranaike International Airport.Leave a comment:
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Finally, we are on track. Making MRIA an MRO hub is its future. Correct me if I’m wrong but such a thing was also proposed in 2012 so will this also be a white elephant as well. Please leave your thoughts . ThanksSri Lanka to invest in infrastructure at Mattala airport
Colombo, Nov 26 (IANS): Sri Lanka will invest in maintenance, repair and operations (MRO) facilities at the China-built Mattala Rajapaksa International Airport (MRIA) in the country's Southern province, local media citing a government official said here on Thursday.
State Minister of Aviation and Export Zones Development DV Chanaka was quoted in state-owned Daily News saying that, "The government will initially fund 50 million US dollars to build the key infrastructure at MRIA for the MRO facility early next year."
Chanaka said that once basic MRO infrastructure has been built by State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) Airport and Aviation Sri Lanka (AASL) and SriLankan Airlines, the government would call for international tenders for the operation of the MRO facility, Xinhua reported.
Chanaka said that the government hopes the MRO facility will become a major foreign exchange earner and generate well-paying jobs for local youth.
The MRIA is located around 30 kms away from the China-built Hambantota Port, both of which are connected to the commercial capital of Colombo through the southern expressway.
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Sri Lanka to invest in infrastructure at Mattala airport
Colombo, Nov 26 (IANS): Sri Lanka will invest in maintenance, repair and operations (MRO) facilities at the China-built Mattala Rajapaksa International Airport (MRIA) in the country's Southern province, local media citing a government official said here on Thursday.
State Minister of Aviation and Export Zones Development DV Chanaka was quoted in state-owned Daily News saying that, "The government will initially fund 50 million US dollars to build the key infrastructure at MRIA for the MRO facility early next year."
Chanaka said that once basic MRO infrastructure has been built by State-Owned Enterprises (SOEs) Airport and Aviation Sri Lanka (AASL) and SriLankan Airlines, the government would call for international tenders for the operation of the MRO facility, Xinhua reported.
Chanaka said that the government hopes the MRO facility will become a major foreign exchange earner and generate well-paying jobs for local youth.
The MRIA is located around 30 kms away from the China-built Hambantota Port, both of which are connected to the commercial capital of Colombo through the southern expressway.
Colombo, Nov 26 (IANS): Sri Lanka will invest in maintenance, repair and operations (MRO) facilities at the China-built Mattala Rajapaksa International Airport (MRIA) in the country's Southern province, local media citing a government official said here on Thursday. State Minister of Aviation and Export Zones Developm.....Leave a comment:
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aboriginal people? what did you smoke?
Aborigines are native Australian people. What on earth do they have to do with SL?Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by banuthev
Only Ceremony was held on the 18 Nov. So that means construction work not started yet?
BIA expansion to be complete in three years
The US dollar 306 million Japanese funded Phase II of Bandaranaike International Airport Expansion project, finally commenced last week and is to be completed in three years.
The US dollar 306 million Japanese funded Phase II of Bandaranaike International Airport Expansion project, finally commenced last week and is to be completed in three years. The construction of the new multi-level passenger terminal building will increase the passenger handling capacity of the BIA from the current 6 to 15 million passengers per year.Leave a comment:
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Only Ceremony was held on the 18 Nov. So that means construction work not started yet?Originally posted by Serendib
BIA new terminal construction : Agreement to import workers next week
BIA new terminal construction : Agreement to import workers next week - The Morning - Sri Lanka News
according this article BIA new terminal 2 construction begging on 18 November 2020 and finish on November 2023Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by Serendib
BIA new terminal construction : Agreement to import workers next week
BIA new terminal construction : Agreement to import workers next week - The Morning - Sri Lanka News
according this article BIA new terminal 2 construction begging on 18 November 2020 and finish on November 2023
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second video of terminal 2 project at the Bandaranaike International Airport
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