SriLankan Airlines and Dubai-based carrier flydubai have launched a new interline agreement, which began on September 9, 2024. "We are excited to partner with flydubai to provide our passengers seamle...
SriLankan Airlines has unveiled its new office in Trivandrum alongside a new partnership with Translanka Air Travels as the appointed General Sales Agent (GSA) for South Kerala. SriLankan Airlines...
SriLankan Airlines and Air Seychelles have entered a codeshare partnership. Under the agreement, SriLankan Airlines will be able to travel twice a week between Colombo, Sri Lanka and Mahe, the Seychel...
SriLankan Airlines has adopted Swiss-AS’ AMOS solution for its maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) requirements, with the carrier aiming to ‘boost engineering productivity, reduce costs and maintai...
SriLankan Airlines and Korean Air have activated a new codeshare partnership, offering enhanced travel options for passengers travelling between Colombo and Seoul. “We are delighted to launch our f...
SriLankan Airlines has doubled its daily flights between Colombo and Mumbai, expanding capacity and strengthening the airlines’ Indian network, following a visa change that will allow Indians to trave...
SriLankan Airlines has issued a Request for Proposals for the wet-lease of a single narrowbody aircraft for six weeks, starting in mid-September 2023, for one its in-house aircraft which will be under...
SriLankan Airlines after returning to profit for the first time in 15 years is considering the possibility of being acquired by Gulf-based airlines after its anticipated privatization, reports The Nat...
SriLankan Airlines has over $1bn in debt and the airline employees are at a risk of losing their jobs if the restructuring measures are not implemented, said Nimal Siripala de Silva, Minister of Ports...
SriLankan Airlines reported a loss of $525 million in the year to March 2023, almost triple the loss reported in the previous financial year when demand for air travel plunged following the pandemic-r...
In an interesting development, Tata Sons name is being popped up as a possible investor in cash-strapped SriLankan Airlines by local media. The Sri Lanka government is planning to privatise the airlin...
International Finance Corporation (IFC), a subsidiary of the World Bank is reportedly going to assist the Sri Lankan Finance Ministry in the divestment process of SriLankan Airlines along with its sub...
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