වසර 11කට පසු British Airways යළි ශ්රී ලංකාවේ මෙහෙයුම් අරඹයි
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Newswire reports that British Airways resumed flights to Sri Lanka on Saturday, October 24, when its Boeing 777-200ER flight BA2045 arrived at Bandaranaike International Airport in Katunayake from London Gatwick. Hiru News also reports the airline has restarted operations in Sri Lanka, but describes the break as 11 years.
Newswire reports that British Airways plans three flights a week between London Gatwick and Colombo. The service is seasonal and will operate during the winter schedule, according to the airline as reported by Newswire.
Newswire reports that passengers will be able to choose economy, premium economy or business class. It also identifies Advantis Aviation Services, a subsidiary of Sri Lanka’s Hayleys Group, as British Airways’ General Sales Agent in Sri Lanka.
Newswire reports that the route is expected to support tourism, business travel, trade and connections between the United Kingdom and Sri Lanka. It notes that the UK is a key market for Sri Lanka’s tourism industry.
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