SriLankan Airlines

SriLankan Airlines is the national carrier of Sri Lanka. It launched in 1979, and its hub is Bandaranaike International Airport near Colombo. The company is registered in Sri Lanka with its registered office at the Airline Centre at the airport in Katunayake.

Network

The airline lists a route network of 130 destinations in 63 countries, with connections through its Colombo hub. Its stated aim is to be the airline of choice for travellers seeking a Sri Lankan experience, and to promote Sri Lanka and support tourism.

Fleet

• All Airbus fleet of 23 aircraft
• Ten A330 aircraft for long haul
• Thirteen A320 and A321 aircraft for medium haul

Services

• Economy and business class
• Inflight connectivity and entertainment
• Transit accommodation and the FlySmiLes frequent flyer programme
• Member of the oneworld alliance

Mission and leadership

The airline states that it aims to grow a sustainable, profitable airline that promotes Sri Lanka to the world, supports tourism and Sri Lankans overseas, and builds an air transport hub that uses its Indian Ocean location. It also aims to develop talent for the airline and the wider industry. Its board is chaired by Mr. A. K. D. D. Dimal Arandara.

Company facts

• Launched in 1979
• Registered office: Airline Centre, Bandaranaike International Airport, Katunayake
• 24 hour contact center