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  • banuthev
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    Originally posted by Serendib

    The authorities say it can be completed within six months. The prefabricated terminal will be used for domestic flight operations after the completion of construction work of the second terminal at the BIA.
    Good news! It will be used as a domestic terminal after completion of Terminal 2

    I can see some construction are going on between current Terminal and A320 hangar. Any chance prefabricated terminal constructed where i highlighted in the attached map.

    BIA need domestic Terminal which would help passengers to connect easily with international flights.
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  • Serendib
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    Originally posted by banuthev

    Where exactly interim terninal is going to developed?

    It will be waste of money if it has to be removed when the terminal 2 is ready.

    In my opinion, interim terminal better be contructed where it can be used for domestic flights or LCC flights in the future.

    Please share your opinion.
    The authorities say it can be completed within six months. The prefabricated terminal will be used for domestic flight operations after the completion of construction work of the second terminal at the BIA.
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  • banuthev
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    Originally posted by Serendib
    Colombo Bandaranaike Airport to develop interim passenger terminal
    Where exactly interim terninal is going to developed?

    It will be waste of money if it has to be removed when the terminal 2 is ready.

    In my opinion, interim terminal better be contructed where it can be used for domestic flights or LCC flights in the future.

    Please share your opinion.

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  • Serendib
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    Colombo Bandaranaike Airport to develop interim passenger terminal

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  • kennny15
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    BIA Terminal 2 construction expected to recommence in Sept.

    ​He added that once reconstruction resumes, within an approximate timeline of three years, Terminal II could be completed.
    With the disbursement of funds, the Terminal 2 at the Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) at Katunayake, construction is to be commenced by September, The Daily Morning Business learnt.

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  • kennny15
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    BIA: stalled work to resume in Sept 2023

    ​The Japanese Government and the Japan international corporate Agency (JAICA) have assured that the stalled Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) terminal 2 development will commence in September, He said that the local government too is commencing operational work for the terminal 2 allowing large aircraft such as the A380 to land.
    The Japanese Government and the Japan international corporate Agency (JAICA) have assured that the stalled Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) terminal 2 development will commence in September, said Minister of Aviation, Nimal Siripala de Silva.At a media conference at the Airport Aviation Authority yesterday in view of Sri Lanka Aviation Day in Katunayake, he said that this will be after Sri Lanka completes the domestic Debt Restructuring process in September.He said that the local government too is commencing operational work for the terminal 2 allowing large aircraft such as the A380 t

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  • kennny15
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    The construction of the BIA Terminal -2 video

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  • kennny15
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    Govt. resumes work on 2nd terminal at BIA
    The Government on Tuesday resumed work on the second passenger terminal at the Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) in Katunayake. ..

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  • Serendib
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    Sri Lanka plans aircraft dismantling at Mattala Airport


    ECONOMYNEXT – State-run Airport and Aviation Services of Sri Lanka is planning aircraft dismantling center at Mattala Rajapaksa International airport, as part of several new activities to boost revenues, Chairman G A Chandrasiri has said.

    To boost utilization of the airport government approval has been received for several new activities including aircraft parking, a maintenance repair & overhaul (MRO) centre and cargo transshipment.

    Aircraft Disassembly and Recycling is also a promising revenue earner, Chandrasiri said in the agency’s 2022 annual report.

    Mattala Airport had marked 10 years on March 18, 2023.

    The airport handled 11,577 passengers, down 65 percent from a year ago, and 2 metric tonnes cargo, down 96 percent. Aircraft movements were also down to 63 percent to 216. (Colombo/June 08/2023)

    Sri Lanka plans aircraft dismantling at Mattala Airport | EconomyNext

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  • banuthev
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    Originally posted by Serendib
    Work on Terminal II to resume in 3 months

    ​Construction work on the Bandaranaike International Airport’s (BIA) Terminal II project is expected to recommence in three months, Airport and Aviation Services (Sri Lanka) (Pvt) Ltd. (AASL) reveals.

    Speaking to The Sunday Morning Business, AASL Chairman Maj. Gen. (Retd) G.A. Chandrasiri stated that the Government had informed that the funding from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) related to the BIA Terminal II project would be released within the next couple of months. Therefore, the AASL was currently preparing to recommence construction work at the BIA, he stated.
    Joke! The Gov better focus on completing the Terminal 2 asap for the only International Airport instead of focusing on other white elephant projects.

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  • Serendib
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    Work on Terminal II to resume in 3 months

    ​Construction work on the Bandaranaike International Airport’s (BIA) Terminal II project is expected to recommence in three months, Airport and Aviation Services (Sri Lanka) (Pvt) Ltd. (AASL) reveals.

    Speaking to The Sunday Morning Business, AASL Chairman Maj. Gen. (Retd) G.A. Chandrasiri stated that the Government had informed that the funding from the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) related to the BIA Terminal II project would be released within the next couple of months. Therefore, the AASL was currently preparing to recommence construction work at the BIA, he stated.
    Construction work on the Bandaranaike International Airport’s (BIA) Terminal II project is expected to recommence in three months, Airport and Aviation Services (Sri Lanka) (Pvt) Ltd. (AASL) reveals.

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  • RUM2004
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    Originally posted by banuthev

    Sorry but this crazy! Why don't they spend the money on completing Terminal 2 at CMB as soon as possible and concentrate on developing the Jaffna Airport to handle B737 and A320 ? Jaffna Airport has potential to connect flights to India, Maldives, Middle East and Far East.

    Please tell your opinion.
    another batticaloa airport!!! TRR has more potential than that, and we're a small country with less aircraft movements than Maldives. yet we have HRI,JAF,RML and CMB. all of them are Intl airports. another pet project to steal some money. so my opinion is we don't need more international airports, it's better to attract more airlines for existing airports by lowering the landing and tax fees,(etc.)
    specially for airports like HRI & RML.

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  • Kushan2712
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    Sri Lanka to establish new International civil airport, area identified


    The government is considering establishing an international civil airport in Hingurakgoda, it was reported.

    According to Daily Mirror, the Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Aviation plans to develop the Hingurakgoda Airport, also known as the Minneriya Airport, as an international civil airport.

    During a special discussion held at the Ministry yesterday (03), Minister of Ports, Shipping and Aviation Nimal Siripala de Silva made the proposal to develop the Hingurakgoda Airport as an international civil airport.

    The Minister pointed out the convenience of facilitating visits to the Polonnaruwa, Anuradhapura, Sigiriya and Dambulla areas by transforming the Hingurakgoda airport into an international civil airport.

    He further said that this development will help Sri Lanka increase its foreign exchange earnings by attracting more foreign tourists to these historical and cultural sites.

    “A field study will be conducted pertaining to improving and developing the airport for the landing and takeoff of A330 aircraft. Extending the current 2,287 m runway up to 2,800 m, construction of an access way to the airport runway, setting up an air navigation system, and construction of an Air Traffic Control (ATC) tower and a passenger terminal at the airport were decided as essential measures,” he added.

    Minister Nimal Sirpala de Silva further revealed that the administration and operation of the said airport are currently under the Sri Lanka Air Force. (NewsWire)
    I can't imagine the thinking behind this sleepy politician and the so called officials. It's another plot to rob money. Sri Lanka needs to develop its only international airport BIA to meet international standards. This country is full of thieves and blank heads. No wonder we cannot move forward from here.

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  • Aaqib
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    Originally posted by banuthev

    Sorry but this crazy! Why don't they spend the money on completing Terminal 2 at CMB as soon as possible and concentrate on developing the Jaffna Airport to handle B737 and A320 ? Jaffna Airport has potential to connect flights to India, Maldives, Middle East and Far East.

    Please tell your opinion.
    Jaffna has the best potential when compared to any other location apart form CMB
    GoSL has lost the plot as always
    To be very honest the only glimmer of hope right now for SL is FitsAir​

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  • banuthev
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    Originally posted by Serendib
    Sri Lanka to establish new International civil airport, area identified


    The government is considering establishing an international civil airport in Hingurakgoda, it was reported.

    Sorry but this crazy! Why don't they spend the money on completing Terminal 2 at CMB as soon as possible and concentrate on developing the Jaffna Airport to handle B737 and A320 ? Jaffna Airport has potential to connect flights to India, Maldives, Middle East and Far East.

    Please tell your opinion.

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