SriLankan to increase passenger flights to two countries

SriLankan to increase passenger flights to two countries

December 13, 2020   11:53 pm

SriLankan Airlines has decided to increase the frequency of passenger flights operating to Singapore from once a week to thrice a week, starting from the 18th of December.

The national carrier also noted that weekly passenger flight services will be operated between Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and Colombo every Friday.

These flight operations will be subject to entry restrictions and border closures imposed by the relevant countries in the wake of Covid-19 outbreak.

Passengers who wish to travel with SriLankan Airlines are able to book their flight tickets from the airline’s offices in Colombo, Galle and Kandy or through their travel agents.

Further, they are requested to contact the SriLankan Airlines Global Contact Centre on 0117 771 979 or head over to the airline’s official website – www.srilankan.com – for any inquiries.

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