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SriLankan Airlines continues to expand its global route network, with increases in capacity starting in March to Karachi, Bahrain, Doha and Muscat, and the launch of a daily service to Kochi. SriLankan earlier served Kochi from 2003, but temporarily suspended the service in 2009 during the global economic crisis causing a worldwide slump in air travel. SriLankan's Head of Worldwide Sales Mohamed Fazeel said: 'Global travelers have once again discovered Sri Lanka, and SriLankan Airlines is expanding services around the world as rapidly as possible to spur on this boom. We are also acquiring more aircraft while upgrading our product and services to give passengers the most delightful experience on board.'
Much of the increase in capacity is in the Middle East, with the present flights to Bahrain, Doha and Muscat being de-linked and operating as direct non-stop flights from Colombo to each city.
The airline's seventh destination in India, Kochi will see services recommence from 27th March. This will increase SriLankan's flights to India up to 63 per week. The other destinations are Chennai, Mumbai, Trichy, New Delhi, Bangalore, and Trivandrum.
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Much of the increase in capacity is in the Middle East, with the present flights to Bahrain, Doha and Muscat being de-linked and operating as direct non-stop flights from Colombo to each city.
The airline's seventh destination in India, Kochi will see services recommence from 27th March. This will increase SriLankan's flights to India up to 63 per week. The other destinations are Chennai, Mumbai, Trichy, New Delhi, Bangalore, and Trivandrum.
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