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About
SriLankan Airlines is the flag carrier of Sri Lanka and is headquartered in Katunayake, Sri Lanka.
The airline is a member of the Oneworld alliance. SriLankan Airlines flies to many destinations including Abu Dhabi, Bangalore, Bangkok, Beijing, Chennai, Colombo, Dubai, Frankfurt, Guangzhou, Hong Kong, Kuwait, Kunming, Kuala Lumpur and many others.
SriLanka Airlines was launched in 1979 and currently flies to 94 destinations in 44 countries. In 2015, SriLankan Airlines won the award for "Superior Achievement in Passenger Experience" from APEX Passenger Choice Awards and Future Travel Awards 2015: Best in the Region.
SriLankan Airlines has codeshare agreements with Air Berlin, Finnair, Japan Airlines, Malaysia Airlines, Qantas, S7 Airlines, Air Canada, Air India, Alitalia, Asiana Airlines, Cinnamon Air, Etihad Airways, Niki, Oman Air and Saudia.
In January 2016, SriLankan Airlines launches thrice-weekly non-stop flights from Guangzhou to Colombo becoming the first airline operating direct flights between Guangzhou and Colombo in the South China market.
The SriLankan fleet contains luxurious seats that have ample pitch and width. Seating is in a two-class system of Business and Economy. Business classes on long haul aircraft are equipped with flat-bed seats. The latest Thales Avant in-flight entertainment system has the latest Audio / Video On Demand function.
Frequent Flyer Program
SriLankan Airlines operates a frequent flyer program called FlySmiles to reward to regular passengers.
SriLankan Airlines is a member airline of the world's leading airline alliance Oneworld.
Oneworld is an alliance of the world's leading airlines committed to providing the highest level of service and convenience to frequent international travellers.
FlySmiles has 5 membership levels: Platinum, Gold, Classic, Silver and Blue.
Members can also opt for the Baggage Bonus Programme offering exclusive additional luggage allowances.
Baggage
SriLankan Airlines allows its passengers in:
First/ Business Class - 2 pieces of hand luggage of up to 7kg
Economy Class - 1 piece of hand luggage of up to 7kg
For routings excluding destined to / from North, Central and South America: passengers in First / Business Class are entitled to 1 piece of baggage of up to 40kg, 30kg in Economy and infants 10kg.
Checked baggage allowance
Baggage
Weight Policy for Free Baggage
For routings excluding destined to / from North, Central and South America
| Cabin Class | Maximum Weight | Dimension |
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| First/Business Class | 40kg | 158cm/ 62 inch |
| Economy Class | 30kg | 158cm/ 62 inch |
| Infant -All classes | 10kg | 115 cm/ 45 inch |
Dimensions = length + height + width
Note: There can be exceptions based on specific periods, routings and fare types
Piece Policy for Free Baggage
For routings destined to/from North, Central and South America
| Class | Dimension | No of Pieces | Maximum Weight per piece |
|---|---|---|---|
| First/Business Class | 158cm/ 62 inch | 2 | 32 kg each |
| Economy Class | 158cm/ 62 inch | 2 | 23 kg each |
| Infant -All classes | 158cm/ 62 inch | 1 | 23Kg |
Additional checked baggage allowances for Sri Lankan Airlines FlySmiLes Members and oneworld top tier members
*Not applicable for flights to/from North, Central and South America
*Valid only on UL operated flights and on oneworld carrier operated flights
Dimensions = length + height + width
| Tier | Additional Allowance |
|---|---|
| PLATINUM / oneworld EMERALD | 20kg on all flights marketed and operated by oneworld airlines |
| GOLD / oneworld SAPPHIRE | 15kg on all flights marketed and operated by oneworld airlines |
| CLASSIC / oneworld RUBY | 5kg only on SriLankan Airlines flights |
| SILVER/SriLankan Airlines co-branded credit cards | 12kg only on SriLankan Airlines flights |
| BAGGAGE PREMIER | 25kg on flights within the Baggage Bonus network |
| BAGGAGE PLUS | 15kg on flights within the Baggage Bonus network |
SriLankan Airlines has a good relationship with a handful of airlines around the world, in addition to the codeshare agreements they currently sustain, in 2014 the carrier filed to be part of the Oneworld alliance. After deliberation from the Alliance the airline was admitted and right away SriLankan Airlines started to renew its fleet and to purchase even more aircrafts.
Airbus A330 and A350s were bought and they continued to have an all Airbus fleet. With the new aircrafts SriLankan airlines expects to have a growth in passenger count by 2017, as they seek to add new routes to their service and remove the less demanded ones.
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News
28th June 2018
SriLankan Airlines has New CFO
The new Chief Financial Officer and Chief Operating Officer for SriLankan Airlines is Vipula Gunatilleka.
SriLankan Airlines is revamping its management team. From next month, Chairman of SriLankan Airlines Ranjith Fernando said that Vipula Gunatilleka would assume duties.
Gunatilleka currently serves as CFO and Board Member at TAAG Angolan Air Lines.
17th April 2018
SriLankan Airlines achieves record passenger revenueSriLankan Airlines, the flag carrier of the island nation, on Monday said it had achieved a record annual passenger revenue of $830 for the 2017-18 fiscal, the highest ever in the company's 38-year history.
In a statement, the airline said the revenue came as a result of its recent expansion to several new destinations such as Hyderabad (India), Gan Islands (Maldives) and Melbourne with additional frequencies to popular cities in its network, reports Xinhua news agency.
Both passenger and cargo divisions exceeded their annual target, enabling the SriLankan Airlines Group to exceed the overall annual revenue target.
SriLankan Airlines CEO Captain Suren Ratwatte said this was the first instance of the airline achieving its annual revenue target since Emirates left as its managing partner 10 years ago.
'This comes at a turbulent time for the industry when most airlines are facing difficulty maintaining their yields due to intense competition. SriLankan has just completed a year of significant expansion with minimal erosion on yields and ended the year comfortably exceeding the revenue target,' Ratwatte said.
The airline said the year had been one of transformation in which it inducted four brand new fuel efficient narrow-bodied aircraft to the fleet, becoming the first A321neo aircraft operator in Asia.
A new Board of Directors was also appointed last month to accelerate the restructuring process and create the enabling environment to proceed with entering into a Public-Private-Partnership with a strategic investor.
In February, Sri Lankan President Maithripala Sirisena appointed a special Presidential Commission to investigate alleged large-scale frauds and malpractices in SriLankan Airlines, after the company recorded severe losses.
26th March 2018
SriLankan Airlines scores a hat-trick at Golden City Gate Awards 2018
SriLankan Airlines, the National Carrier of Sri Lanka and a member of the oneworld alliance, has won a staggering three awards at Golden City Gate Awards 2018 at ITB Berlin, the world's largest tourism trade fair. The 18th edition of the awards saw a jury 40 members judging 157 submissions sent by over 30 countries. SriLankan Airlines was awarded the 'First Star' in the campaign category, for its Melbourne launch campaign "Two Cities, One Spirit." It also bagged the 'Second Star' in the same category, for its brand campaign in China themed "The Spirit of China, the Story of Sri Lanka." The third, another 'Second Star', was bestowed upon SriLankan for its video "The Largest Carrier to India" in the TV Cinema Spot category.
This is the second consecutive time the airline was commended at the Golden City Gate podium, having been the recipient of the 'First Star' for its destination video "Epic Journey of Sri Lanka on SriLankan Airlines" in the MICE Promotions category last year. SriLankan Airlines Chairman Ajith Dias said: "We at SriLankan Airlines are truly delighted to receive three prestigious awards at this year's Golden City Gate Awards. This proves that our marketing communications endeavors have been universally accepted."
10th December 2017
SriLankan Airlines adds 5 flights to India
Currently the airline offeres flights to 14 Indian destinations but that is soon to become 19. Having already established a strong presence in the country, the flag carrier of Sri Lanka plans to add five flights a week to New Delhi and Mumbai, as well as some brand new routes. This is to cater for the growing demand from India.
As India is the biggest source market for Sri Lanka, the airline already has a wide footprint all over the country. “India continued to be the top source market with 384,628 arrivals (up 7.8 per cent) followed by China with 268,952 (down 1 per cent) and UK 201,879 (up 7.3 per cent). In 2017, tourist arrivals in Sri Lanka reached an all- time high of 2,116,407.” a release by Sri Lanka Tourism Development Authority said. According to a PTI report, the higher number of arrivals has been achieved despite serious setbacks to the tourism industry in 2017, including the partial closure of the country’s main airport from January to April and devastating floods that cut off access to many resort areas. Currently, SriLankan Airlines operates direct flights to 14 Indian destinations with a total of 135 flights a week.
10th December 2017
SriLankan Airlines increases Doha-Colombo flights
With this enhancement, there are now two flights per day on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, increasing from its earlier daily service, the airline has said in a statement.
The new flights depart Doha on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at 4.35pm and arrive in Colombo at 11.50pm. On Thursday the flight departs Doha at 4.30pm and arrives in Colombo at 11.45pm.
The existing flights depart Doha at 10.50pm and arrive in Colombo at 6.05am the following day.
The airline stressed that the strengthened capacity “comes following an increase in passenger demand, both from Qataris travelling overseas and the migrant labour market”.
“Sri Lanka’s national carrier is strengthening its routes following the arrival of several sophisticated new Airbus A320 and A330 aircraft that it is deploying to both the Middle East and its South Asian sectors,” it added.
SriLankan Airlines is a member of the Oneworld Alliance.
“SriLankan has strategically re-engineered its global route network to focus on more rewarding markets throughout Asia, including the Middle East, South Asia, the Far East and the Indian Ocean region, providing convenient onward connections through Colombo. It recently launched daily non-stop services to Melbourne,” the statement added.
The SriLankan Airlines office in Doha can be contacted at 44441217/44360286, or via email at [email protected]
The airline operates a route network of 103 cities from its hub in Colombo. In addition Oneworld member airlines link over 1,000 cities in 160 countries.
SriLankan has in recent times been honoured with a series of global accolades. These include a Four Star Rating from the Airline Passenger Experience Association in the first ever global airline industry rating programme based solely on passenger feedback.
9th November 2017
SriLankan Airlines voted as Best Airline in South Asia
SriLankan Airlines became the toast of the region's airline industry when it was chosen as the 'Leading International Airline' at the second annual South Asian Travel Awards 2017, convincingly beating out other airlines from several countries, while SriLankan's Business Class was named the 'Best in Class' among all airline cabin classes in the region.
The awards were presented at a gala ceremony at Equator Village Resort in Addu City on Gan Island in the Maldives on 28th October 2017.Awards were presented in 50 categories covering the entire travel industry, including full service airlines, low cost airlines, hotels, various types of resorts, conference facilities, travel agencies, tour operators, adventure tourism, wellness centres, airports, travel technology providers, transport providers, and even industry CSR activities.
Dimuthu Tennakoon, Head of Worldwide Sales Delivery at SriLankan Airlines, said: 'These awards demonstrate the high all-round quality of SriLankan Airlines, from the choice of destinations that we provide our passengers, to our superb product and service both in the air and on the ground throughout our global route network.'
SriLankan has won a host of accolades in recent times including 'World's Leading Airline Operating to the Indian Ocean Region' at the World Travel Awards; 'Best Full Service Airline in Central and South Asia' for the second consecutive year at the Future Travel Experience Asia Awards; 'Best International Airline - Asia' at the Tamil Nadu Tourism Awards;'Most Innovative Marketing Airline in China' by Life Weekly magazine; and 'Best Airline in South Asia' at the Top Travel Awards, also in China.
Just weeks ago, SriLankan Airlines was honoured with a prestigious Four Star Rating by the Airline Passenger Experience Association (APEX) in the first ever global airline industry rating programme based solely on feedback from passengers.
In the quest to be chosen as the 'Leading Airline in South Asia' SriLankan Airlines overcame competition from Air India, Indian Airlines, Druk Air, Himalaya Airlines and Nepal Airlines who were the other nominees.
The 'Best in Class' category featured competition among various First Class, Business Class and Economy Class products of nominees who included Air Asia, Air India and Jet Airways.
Sri Lanka's award-winning national carrier, a member of the prestigious oneworld global airline alliance, operates a route network of 106 cities from its hub in Colombo, with a fleet of modern aircraft that feature flatbeds in Business Class and sophisticated in-flight entertainment, in addition to its world class service famed for caring and warmth.
The first South Asian Travel Awards was held in Sri Lanka in 2016 and India will be the host of next year's awards ceremony.
30th October 2017
SriLankan Airlines launches daily direct services to Melbourne
Sri Lanka's national carrier, SriLankan Airlines said it took yet another decisive step forward in extending its route network with the launch of daily non-stop services to Melbourne on 29th October 2017, providing global travelers with a convenient option to visit Australia and travelers from Down Under the opportunity to travel the world via rapid connections in Colombo.
Ajith Dias, Chairman of Sri Lanka's National Carrier, said: "We at SriLankan Airlines are delighted to launch this new service, which we have no doubt would be of great convenience to all segments of travelers, including the large number of Sri Lankans domiciled in Australia, the many Australians who love to travel overseas and people throughout Asia who visit Down Under."
Sri Lankan expatriates and students form a large and significant community in Australia, and frequently travel back to their native land. Many of them reside in Melbourne, and other cities in the state of Victoria and neighboring New South Wales, with smaller numbers throughout the rest of Australia and New Zealand.
Captain Suren Ratwatte, CEO of SriLankan Airlines, said: "We have been extending our route network in a systemic manner throughout Asia - from the Middle East to the Far East - and can now provide Australian travelers excellent options in connectivity, with one-stop journeys to the most popular destinations via Colombo."
A member of the prestigious oneworld global airline alliance, SriLankan offers convenient connections to 14 cities throughout India, nine in the Middle East and other destinations such as Male and Gan Island in the Maldives, and Seychelles. SriLankan also operates one-stop twice-daily services between Sri Lanka and Australia with its codeshare partners Qantas and Malaysia Airlines.
Passengers will enjoy the comforts of the airline's modern Airbus A330 aircraft between Melbourne and Colombo, with flatbeds in Business Class, sophisticated in-flight entertainment and world class service provided by SriLankan's award winning cabin crew.
12th September 2017
SriLankan Airlines climbs to 8th place globally for airline fuel efficiency
SriLankan Airlineshas climbed to eighth position globally in IATA fuel efficiency ranking amongst 51 airlines in the same business model, following the implementation of a wide range of fuel efficiency and conservation measures over the last 22 months to reduce fuel burn.
The 2016 ranking of airlines by the International Air Transport Association (IATA) has placed SriLankan eighth with an efficiency rating of 34.86Ltr/100RTK (liters per 100 revenue ton kilometers). The IATA benchmark for the year 2016 is 35.26Ltr/100RTK. This is a significant improvement over its performance in calendar year 2015 when it ranked 15th with a rating of 36.25Ltr/100RTK.
Fuel Saving Initiative by the Pilots
Due to the efforts and skills of its Pilots, SriLankan Airlines achieved a saving of over US$2.3 million, when comparing the planned Fuel burn-off, against the actual in 22 months from August 2015 to June 2017.
Fuel is the largest cost component for any airline, and with increasing fuel prices the actions of our pilots help in reducing our operational costs.
11th September 2017
SriLankan Airlines in recent schedule update filed changes to its planned winter 2017/18 season, effective from 29OCT17.
Colombo – Dammam eff 29OCT17 A330 continues to operate this route 4 times a week. The airline previously scheduled 1 of 4 weekly operated by A321neo
Colombo – Delhi eff 01DEC17 Increase from 10 to 13 weekly
Colombo – Doha eff 03DEC17 Increase from 7 to 11 weekly, new flight UL219/220 operated by A320/330-200
Colombo – Dubai eff 01DEC17 Increase from 7 to 10 weekly, new flight UL231/232 operated by A320/320neo
Colombo – Guangzhou eff 29OCT17 A321neo replaces A321, 1 daily
Colombo – Hong Kong eff 29OCT17 A321neo replaces A321, 5 weekly
Colombo – Mumbai eff 29OCT17 Increase from 1 to 2 daily
Previously reported, the oneWorld member will resume Colombo – Melbourne service from 29OCT17. Based on latest listing, inaugural flight on 29OCT17 will be operated by A330-300, switching to -200 for this daily flight from 30OCT17.
18th August 2017
Myanmar state-owned airline to extend wing to China's Chengdu
Myanmar National Airlines (MNA), a state-owned airline, will extend wing to China's Chengdu, a report quoted a chief executive officer of the airline as reporting Friday.
The planned schedule-flight will be introduced in addition to 26 domestic destinations and some international routes including Singapore, China's Hong Kong, Bangkok, Chaing Mai and Gaya, MNA Chief Executive Officer U Than Tun said.
With Boeing 737-800 aircraft, MNA launched its first international flight to Singapore in August 2015, followed by the second to China's Hong Kong in December the same year and to Bangkok in February 2016.
The country's oldest airline, founded in 1948, carried out reforms in 2015, expanding its regional and foreign destinations in a bid to keep up with international airlines flying between international airports of Myanmar.
MNA was renamed from state-run Myanmar Airways (MA) in December 2014 after corporatization.
Domestic private airlines in operation in Myanmar have reached eight, while foreign airlines that fly Myanmar remain as 24, according to figures so far available.
8th August 2017
SriLankan Airlines launches new direct service from Melbourne to Colombo, Sri Lanka
SriLankan Airlines is set to launch a new direct service from Melbourne to Colombo, Sri Lanka. SriLankan Airlines launches new direct service from Melbourne to the Colombo, Sri Lanka. Australians can link Sri Lanka and the Maldives on a one-stop, sun-and-snorkel holiday when SriLankan Airlines launches its new direct services from Melbourne to the Sri Lankan capital, Colombo, on October 29. The daily service will run an A330-200 on the 10-hour, 50-minute flight to Colombo, bypassing the traditional stopover hubs of Singapore and Kuala Lumpur.
SriLankan, which is in the oneworld family, last ran direct services to Australia back in the 1990s. The new flights depart Melbourne at 4.55pm, arriving in Colombo at 10.15pm, returning as a night flight, departing at 11.50pm to reach Melbourne at 3.25pm. For the idyllic Indian Ocean escape, connect a Sri Lankan stay with a direct flight into the Maldives' capital, Male, or straight to its southernmost island, Gan Island, in the Addu Atoll, whose resorts include the Shangri-La Villingili Resort & Spa.
30th May 2017
SriLankan Airlines will be flying to Australia with daily non-stop services to Melbourne commencing October 29th 2017
Australia is home to one of the largest Sri Lankan expatriate communities, many of whom reside in and around Melbourne, the capital of Australia’s ‘Garden State’, Victoria. This factor, together with the tremendous potential for business travel and Victoria’s growing student population convinced the Airline to plan for the launch of non-stop daily services to Melbourne.
The non-stop services will also facilitate passengers from the Middle East and South Asia seeking onward connectivity via Colombo to/from Australia.
The Airline will be operating Airbus 330-200 aircraft on the route, offering its passengers modern in-flight comforts complemented with its award winning service and the world renowned Sri Lankan warmth and hospitality.
14th May 2017
SriLankan Airlines, the national carrier of the island nation, will add 3 southern India cities: Hyderabad, Coimbatore and Visakhapatnam from July
16th May 2017
SriLankan Airlines in latest schedule update filed additional changes for flights to Bangkok and Guangzhou
Subject to Government Approval, existing 4 weekly Colombo – Bangkok – Guangzhou A330-200/-300 service will become 1 daily Colombo – Guangzhou, operated by A321 from 15JUL17.
With this latest adjustment, Colombo – Bangkok sector will see frequency increase from 14 to 21 weekly, instead of previously listed 25. Previously reported, the oneWorld member is also splitting existing Colombo – Bangkok – Hong Kong service, where Hong Kong will receive 5 weekly A321 nonstop service, from 15JUL17.
May 2017
SriLankan Airlines announced it will will operate direct flights from Visakhapatnam to Colombo, four days a week, from July 8. The flights would operate four times a week on every Tuesday, Thursday , Saturday and Sunday - the Tours and Travels Association of Andhra Pradesh announced here today. The flight will leave Colombo at 7.10 am and arrive in the port city of Andhra Pradesh at 9.10 am.
May 2017
SriLankan Airlines in latest schedule update filed additional changes for flights to Bangkok and Guangzhou. Subject to Government Approval, existing 4 weekly Colombo – Bangkok – Guangzhou A330-200/-300 service will become 1 daily Colombo – Guangzhou, operated by A321 from 15JUL17.
UL880 CMB1410 – 2230CAN 321 235
UL880 CMB1440 – 2300CAN 321 7
UL880 CMB1705 – 0125+1CAN 321 146
UL881 CAN0200 – 0500CMB 321 x257
UL881 CAN0300 – 0600CMB 321 257
With this latest adjustment, Colombo – Bangkok sector will see frequency increase from 14 to 21 weekly, instead of previously listed 25. Previously reported, the oneWorld member is also splitting existing Colombo – Bangkok – Hong Kong service, where Hong Kong will receive 5 weekly A321 nonstop service, from 15JUL17.
April 2017
SriLankan Airlines announced it was set to commence in-house operation of its inflight duty free business, following the ending of the concession held by Duty Free Partners. The agreement, which expired on 31 March, contained a two-year extension on a mutual consent basis and that DFP should have enjoyed “the right of first refusal”.
April 2017
SriLankan Airlines announced it was to begin A321neo operations during the third quarter of 2017
This is likely to begin with a 4x weekly service from Colombo Int'l to Hyderabad Int'l, India, and a 1x weekly service to Vishakhapatnam. Other destinations, such as Kochi Int'l and Delhi Int'l, are expected to be added in due course. SriLankan Airlines is expecting at least four A321neo with two each coming from AerCap and Air Lease Corporation. In April 2017, SriLankan Airlines announced that from July 2017 it plans to expand operational frequencies for Colombo - Delhi route, currently served on daily basis. From 15JUL17, the airline will increase from 7 to 11 weekly, with new red-eye/early-morning service.
UL197 CMB0035 – 0410DEL 320 x357
UL195 CMB1410 – 1745DEL 32B D
UL198 DEL0510 – 0845CMB 320 x357
UL196 DEL1845 – 2220CMB 32B D
Previously reported, UL195/196 from 15JUL17 will be operated by the new A321neo, replacing A321ceo.
In July 2017, SriLankan Airlines announced it will commence direct flights from Hong Kong to Colombo. SriLankan Airlines, the national carrier of Sri Lanka, announced the commencement of the direct flight services between Hong Kong and Colombo, effective from July 15th, 2017. SriLankan will operate five weekly non-stop flights from Hong Kong to Colombo connecting 48 countries and 101 destinations within SriLankan’s network and over 1000 destinations via the oneworld alliance network. The commencement of the Hong Kong-Colombo direct operations is yet another progressive initiative launched by SriLankan Airlines focusing on the region, offering travelers to and from Hong Kong, seamless travel experience to Middle Eastern destinations namely Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Oman; Europe and North America via London; and the SAARC region’s main cities including Male and Gan Island in the Maldives, Dhaka in Bangladesh, New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Trichy, Trivandrum, Kochi, Madurai, Kolkata, Varanasi and Bodh Gaya in India.
Route Map
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London |
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Male |
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Gan Island |
Far East |
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Tokyo |
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Indian subcontinent |
Bangkok |
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Chennai |
Kuala Lumpur |
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Trivandrum |
Singapore |
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Trichy |
Jakarta |
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Mumbai |
Hong Kong |
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Bangalore |
Beijing |
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Delhi |
Shanghai |
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Kochi |
Canton |
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Varanasi |
Kunming |
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Madurai |
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Kolkata |
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Karachi |
Africa |
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Lahore |
Seychelles |
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Popular Routes
London 
Colombo
London Male
Colombo Male
London Bangkok
Chennai Colombo
Colombo Bangkok
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Airbus A321-200
Airbus A330-200
Airbus A340-200
Airbus A330-300
Bandaranaike International Airport
HUB Airport
Bandaranaike International Airport is the main international airport serving Sri Lanka. It is the hub airport for SriLankan Airlines. It has one runaway and can handle nearly 8 million passengers every year. Other airlines which fly to and from this airport include Air Arabia, Air Asia X, Air China, Air India, Cathay Pacific, Emirates, Korean Air, Kuwait Airways, Malaysia Airlines, Oman, Qatar Airways and Saudia.
Oneworld alliance is a leading global airline network, with 15 member airlines. Oneworld alliance was founded and now consists of member airline such as Cathay Pacific, Finnair, LAN, TAM, Malaysia, Qantas, Qatar, SriLankan Airlines, Iberia, British Airways, American Airlines and many others. Oneworld alliance covers more than a thousand destinations in 155 countries.
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