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Sri Lankan Airlines' Airbus from Singapore to Sri Lanka was VERY tight and had no legroom. Singapore to Tokyo - SriLankan Airlines. The Air Lanka jet remained at the site of the explosion today. Page Best Price Promise (open in window); Book.

BOMBING ON SRI LANKA JIT WAS IN THE CHARGE.

Tearing apart an Air Lanka plane at the IFA here on Saturday, a huge air raid went off in a freight compartment and may have been placed in a vegetable shipment, the airline's chief said today. 15 corpses were ID'd, officers said. Similarly, a Tamil government official trying to put an end to Tamil aggression against the Sri Lankan government today departed Colombo with what they called "detailed wording for an agreement".

'' Tampering with the aircraft raises issues about the security practices of Air Lanka and Katunayake Airport. An article in today's edition of Weekend, a Sunday paper, said that Colombo's scheduled flights to Male Island, the Maldives' Maldives capitol, have become known as the "smuggling run", with numerous accounts of unbooked freight found on the aircraft.

Transport of foodstuffs is scheduled freight on Air Lanka to Maldives. The Air Lanka plane stayed at the site of the blast today. Officers said they thought 101 of the prisoners were on the plane when the nuke went off. theatre. The air raid collapsed with a whole week-long violent conflict in the north of Sri Lanka between two competing fractions of the Tamil Separatist movements, the Tamil Eelam Liberation Organization and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam.

is the name Sierra Leone Tamils have given to the land they want to build. According to the government, the flare-up of hostilities between guerilla groups last weekend may be linked to the arrival in Colombo of a mission of India officers working on a roadmap for stability. In the past, the Tigers of Tamil Elam and some Sri Lankan civil servants have accused the Tamil Elam Liberation Organization of having contact with the India Secret Service and of benefiting from a ceasefire agreed in India.

However, India denies allegations that it is in any way engaged in supporting or educating Sri Lanka Tamils. Guerilla organisations have warehouses and bureaus in the state of Tamil Nadu in India.

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