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SriLankan to grow network to 40% of pre-COVID-19 levels
April 12th 2022
SriLankan Airlines said its network will reach 40% of pre-COVID-19 levels in the 2022 northern hemisphere summer season amid improving demand. Read More » One of the most significant changes to its services is India, the airline said. The oneworld alliance member plans to double its flights to its northern neighbour to more than 100 a week. Additionally, Colombo to Abu Dhabi, Muscat, Riyadh and Seychelles will return to pre-pandemic levels and daily flights will be restored from the island nation to Melbourne from May and Bangkok and Jakarta in July. “SriLankan is steadily returning its commercial flight operations to normal as the recovery of global travel gathers momentum," SriLankan acting CEO, Richard Nuttall, said. "We are complementing the operational growth with enhancements to our product and services including the onboard menu, the website and the launch of more destinations. We look forward to renewing our relationships with old friends and introducing Sri Lankan hospitality to many new guests."
