Sri Lankan Airlines expands its fleet with a new Airbus A330-200, wet-leased from Air Belgium.
The 262-seat (22 in Business class and 240 in Economy) aircraft takes flight on routes from Colombo to Frankfurt, Dhaka, and Dubai from December 29th, offering enhanced capacity and convenient connections.
This post was published on 25 December 2023 23:29
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