Tag: SriLankan Airlines

Oneworld, an airline alliance, started February 1, 1999 and currently has 14 members, thanks to the new addition of Royal Air Maroc.

In view of reducing the traffic at the airport check-in counters, SriLankan Airlines and John Keells Computer Services (JKCS) jointly launched “Evinta Hand Held Check-In” at the Bandaranaike Inter

SriLankan Airlines, the National Airline of Sri Lanka, is delighted to partner with World Travel Awards, for the first ever Indian Ocean Gala ceremony in the Maldives which takes place on May 12.

COLOMBO, Sri Lanka - SriLankan Airlines will join oneworld®, adding one of Asia's fastest growing airlines to the world's leading quality airline alliance.

Malaysia Airlines and SriLankan Airlines today signed an agreement to enhance their longstanding codeshare partnership, signifying a strengthening of the close cooperation between the two Asian carrie

SriLankan Airlines has begun transforming its worldwide operations into environment-friendly "green Flights," becoming the first airline in South Asia to make a full and unconditional commitment to en

SriLankan Airlines will be removing its present fuel surcharge on fares throughout almost its entire route network effective from January 1, 2009 in order to pass on the benefits of reduced fuel price

SriLankan Airlines has made its Beijing service even more convenient for Chinese passengers and now has a Chinese language Aassistant on board each flight in addition to the airline’s award-winning,

Dr. P. B. Jayasundera tendered his resignation from his position as chairman, SriLankan Airlines effective October 2, 2008. The Government of Sri Lanka has accordingly nominated and appointed Mr.

SriLankan Airlines recently marked a significant milestone in the country’s aviation history when captain Anusha Siriratne was appointed as the national carrier’s first lady captain.

SriLankan Airlines is closely supporting the government’s drive to promote Sri Lanka as a destination of choice in China, which is viewed as one of the fastest-growing, global, tourism markets.

SriLankan Airlines has introduced a fuel surcharge on all airline fares beginning July 1, 2008. The decision to increase fares is due to the unprecedented rise in world fuel prices.

SriLankan Airlines is closely supporting initiatives by the government of Sri Lanka to spark a boom in Middle Eastern tourism to the country by adding more weekly flights to the region.