Srilankan Airlines Internal Flights

Tariffs shown here may not be available at the moment of booking. Tariffs shown here may not be available at the moment of booking. Do you plan a journey from Colombo to Chennai with a SriLankan Airlines airfare? A SriLankan Airlines between Colombo and Chennai has a fare between 8433 and 8482.

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What is the price of an airfare from SriLankan Airlines to Chennai from Colombo? SriLankan Airlines Colombo-Chennai tickets can range from 8433 to 8482.

Inland flights of SriLankan Airlines to prepare for homecoming

SriLankan Airlines, the leading airline in Sri Lanka, is reviewing the resumption of flights on home routes and is compiling a bundle of regular, charter and on-demand flights. "Yes, we are seriously considering the reintroduction of inland navigation. There is a good chance that the seaplane business will be relaunched," said Sri Lankan Airlines media relations manager Ruvini Jayasinghe.

Scope of the project: The potential of inland air transport will be investigated in the feasability studies. "We' re examining the possibilities of internal air travel. A few years ago, when we stopped operating seaplanes, it was just beginning to lose weight and was well received by the foreign travel industry, as well as golfer and the corporate world.

Sri Lankan's inland flights lead to the famous seaside resorts of Bentota, Koggala, Dickwella and Weerawila as well as to the triangular sights of Anuradhapura and Sigiriya and the mountain resorts of Kandy and Nuwara Eliya. Also the east coastline and the northern peninsula will be included in the air chart with the tourist boom.

It is also considering flights to Colombo. The viability of using the Kelaniya stream to fly seaplanes is already complete and Sri Lanka says the flights will begin as soon as they are approved by the defense agencies. This year SriLankan is also assessing new intercontinental flights for the next tourist seasons and has already begun to expand its air traffic networks through codeshare-operation.

This year, with the end of almost 30 years of hostilities, the tourist industry is likely to recover. It says that it will be increasing the number of flights according to traffic and has already raised production by switching from a short-haul A 320 to a mid- and long-haul A 330.