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Encyclopedia > Sri Lankan Airlines

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The Hindu : Business : Sri Lankan Airlines in expansion mode (333 words)
At present the Sri Lankan Airlines is allowed to operate on a daily basis to six Indian metropolises.
As a special case, the airline is given the facility to operate 15 flights to Chennai on a weekly basis.
As a carrier, which operates 36 flights to India in a week, Sri Lanka Airlines is the single largest foreign airline.
SriLankan Airlines - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (1126 words)
The airline operates an all-Airbus fleet of 14 aircraft, to Asia, Europe and the Middle East.
Jeddah would be the airline's 51st destination in 28 countries and this would increase to nine the number of destinations in the Middle East and would commence by the end of November 2006.
Sri Lankan Airlines corporate logo features the peacock bird ('Monara' in Sinhala) and is considered a good Feng Shui motif and signifies growth, fame and abundance.
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