By Miyuru ( K FLYER ) on December 12, 2009
The United States and Japan have signed a full Open Skies deal between the two countries, which marks the first of its kind between these two nations. Highlights, as reported by Airline Route Updates blog include *Unlimited flights,[..] More >
Posted in Airports | Tagged ANA, CO, HND, JAL, Japan, JL, NH, NRT, U.S, UA
By Miyuru ( K FLYER ) on November 21, 2009
Sri Lanka’s second international airport at Mattala, Hambantota is to begin construction on 27th November. The airport will serve the Southern Province of Sri Lanka and will consist of one runway. The project is due to be completed in 2011[..] More >
Posted in Airports | Tagged CMB, Colombo, Hambanthota
By Miyuru ( K FLYER ) on October 21, 2009
BAA today sold Gatwick Airport to Global Infrastructure Partners, who also owns the City Airport, for £1.5 billion. In case you missed our tweet earlier today, here is the full report. LONDON (MarketWatch) — U.K. airports operator BAA on[..] More >
Posted in Airports | Tagged Gatwick, LGW
By Miyuru ( K FLYER ) on October 3, 2009
SriLankan Airlines recently made the largest loss in its history, a reversal from the $49m profit in the year ago period. If SriLankan is set to succeed, this would be their last chance to take quick and bold action to ensure the survival of the[..] More >
Posted in Airbus, Airports | Tagged CMB, Sri Lanka, SriLankan
By Miyuru ( K FLYER ) on September 25, 2009
Since we’ve been examining various details of operating flights to South Asia, such as demand, service offering, marketing and operational challenges recently, let’s talk about the bigger picture in today’s installment of the South Asia 101[..] More >
Posted in Airports | Tagged South Asia
By Miyuru ( K FLYER ) on September 17, 2009
Value and, Value in Service. What does it mean ? Imagine there are two taxi drivers in your neighbourhood. One has a brand new car, with very comfortable seats and offers the service at a moderate price. But he always hesitates to stop[..] More >
Posted in Airports, Other News | Tagged South Asia
By Miyuru ( K FLYER ) on September 16, 2009
Welcome to the second installment of my South Asia 101 series. You might launch enough flights to South Asia. But what happens without sufficient demand ? Today we are going to examine the demand for air travel in South Asia, explore the[..] More >
Posted in Airports, Other News | Tagged South Asia
By Miyuru ( K FLYER ) on September 15, 2009
Welcome to South Asia 101 : How to Crack South Asia, the tutorial series that will uncover ultimate methods for your airlines’ success in Southern Asian region. Let’s first have an introduction to the region of South Asia. South[..] More >
Posted in Airports, Other News | Tagged South Asia
By Miyuru ( K FLYER ) on September 11, 2009
When Emirates took over the management of SriLankan Airlines, one of the biggest promises was to turn Colombo into a hub. However, many obstacles such as terrorist attacks and a not so healthy local economy coupled with never before heard global[..] More >
Posted in Airports | Tagged AirAsia, Colombo, Sri Lanka, SriLankan
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