SriLankan Airlines

A deadline approaches for external parties to lodge “expressions of interest” in the island nation’s flag-carrier.

An interline agreement has been signed between SriLankan Airlines and Emirates, while IndiGo plans to increase service to Sri Lanka.

The agreement adds a new US destination to SriLankan’s network.

Two carriers are preparing to launch new nonstop routes between Kazakhstan and Sri Lanka.

Sri Lanka’s flag-carrier is returning to the Colombo-Paris market at the same time as Air France is preparing to enter it.

Aeroflot’s planned return follow SriLankan Airlines’ re-entry to the Moscow-Colombo market.

Flights are scheduled to resume at the end of July, operating once a week.

Decision makers from IAG Cargo, MASkargo, UPS and Emirates SkyCargo have confirmed their attendance at the brand-new event dedicated to air cargo network development.

In the future, the airline's passenger network will be based on its cargo network, CEO Vipula Gunatilleka tells Routes Reconnected.

SriLankan Airlines chairman Ashok Pathirage outlines the carrier’s network restoration plans, focus on cargo, and the potential for Sri Lanka to bounce back post-pandemic.

The government is considering subsidizing service to continental Europe.

SriLankan Airlines chief executive Vipula Gunatilleka is hoping for a swift rebound in tourism following the Easter terrorist attacks.

SriLankan's Dimithu Tennakoon outlines the airline's major network successes and ambitions.

The Memorandum of Understandings (MoUs) were inked in front of an audience of local media on the opening day of the network development forum.

Every month The HUB provides an update on the current schedules of three latest aircraft programmes, highlighting the routes the types are being

The airline’s first flight as an alliance member departed the Sri Lankan capital, Colombo to the Kuala Lumpur hub of oneworld partner Malaysia Airlines on the morning of May 1, 2014.

Sri Lanka has experienced a tourism boom since its civil war officially ended five years ago. Its flag carrier’s chief executive officer, Kapila

SriLankan Airlines will this month boost the frequency of its flights between Colombo and Riyadh to meet increasing outbound demand from Saudi Arabia