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The luxury bus service between Bandaranaike Int’l Airport (BIA) and the Makumbura Multi-Modal Transport Centre has offic...
02/06/2026

The luxury bus service between Bandaranaike Int’l Airport (BIA) and the Makumbura Multi-Modal Transport Centre has officially resumed operations from June 1. The journey takes approximately 50 minutes, with a fare of Rs. 410. Buses operate daily at 45-minute intervals from 5:15 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.

Five injured as Eurowings A320 encounters Emirates A380 wake turbulenceFive people were injured after a Eurowings Airbus...
01/06/2026

Five injured as Eurowings A320 encounters Emirates A380 wake turbulence

Five people were injured after a Eurowings Airbus A320-200 encountered wake turbulence generated by an Emirates Airbus A380-800 near Sarajevo on 30 May 2026.

The incident occurred during Eurowings flight EW635 operating from Rhodes, Greece to Cologne, Germany. The aircraft involved was an Airbus A320-200 registered D-AEWS.

According to reports, the Emirates Airbus A380-800, registered A6-EUF, was operating flight EK1 from Dubai to London Heathrow at flight level FL380, while the Eurowings A320 was flying at FL360 approximately 7.6 nautical miles behind the superjumbo aircraft.

During the flight over Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Eurowings crew received clearance to climb to FL380, the same altitude occupied by the Emirates A380. As the A320 passed approximately 37,600 feet, it reportedly encountered severe wake turbulence, causing the aircraft to suddenly descend at a rate of around 3,000 feet per minute.

The turbulence resulted in injuries to four passengers and one cabin crew member onboard. Despite the incident, the aircraft continued safely and landed without further issues.

Incident input: The Aviation Herald

Saudia Boeing B787 Dreamliner in Colombo skies.Captured by Malin Jayasuriya
01/06/2026

Saudia Boeing B787 Dreamliner in Colombo skies.

Captured by Malin Jayasuriya

Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) - Makumbura Luxury Bus Service ResumesThe luxury bus service operating between ...
01/06/2026

Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) - Makumbura Luxury Bus Service Resumes

The luxury bus service operating between Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) and the Makumbura Multimodal Transport Centre has officially resumed from today (01), offering passengers a more convenient and comfortable travel option.

The service is being jointly operated by Airport and Aviation Services (Sri Lanka) and the National Transport Commission under the guidance of the Ministry of Transport, Highways and Urban Development and the Ministry of Ports and Civil Aviation.

Operating every 45 minutes from 5.15 a.m. to 6.30 p.m., the journey takes approximately 50 minutes with a ticket price of Rs. 410.

Authorities state that special training programmes have also been conducted for drivers and conductors to ensure improved passenger safety, efficiency and service quality.

The resumption of the service is expected to strengthen connectivity between the airport and key transport hubs while supporting tourism and economic activities in the country.

Discussion Held on Flooding Issues Around Bandaranaike International AirportA special discussion was recently held at th...
01/06/2026

Discussion Held on Flooding Issues Around Bandaranaike International Airport

A special discussion was recently held at the premises of Bandaranaike International Airport regarding the recurring flooding of airport access roads during periods of rainfall.

Officials discussed both short-term and long-term measures to address the issue, including the maintenance of waterways, removal of drainage blockages and improving coordination among relevant institutions to ensure uninterrupted access for air passengers.

Representatives from several key institutions, including the Airports and Aviation Services (Sri Lanka) Ltd, Civil Aviation Authority of Sri Lanka, Sri Lankan Catering, Sri Lanka Air Force, Sri Lanka Police, Road Development Authority, Urban Development Authority and the Board of Investment of Sri Lanka, participated in the discussion and agreed to work collectively towards sustainable solutions.

Sri Lanka Marks 78 Years as a Member State of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)Sri Lanka today commem...
01/06/2026

Sri Lanka Marks 78 Years as a Member State of the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)

Sri Lanka today commemorated 78 years of membership in the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), marking the country’s signing of the historic Chicago Convention on 1 June 1948.

The milestone reflects Sri Lanka’s continued commitment to strengthening global aviation cooperation, safety and regulatory standards. Over the years, the country has further enhanced its aviation safety oversight system while maintaining its reputation as a trusted ICAO Member State.

Appreciation was also extended to the Civil Aviation Authority of Sri Lanka staff and all industry stakeholders for their contributions towards building a safe, secure and sustainable aviation sector throughout the past 78 years.

Belarusian Flag Carrier Belavia to Restart Sri Lanka Flights from October 27 The Belarusian air carrier Belavia will ret...
01/06/2026

Belarusian Flag Carrier Belavia to Restart Sri Lanka Flights from October 27

The Belarusian air carrier Belavia will return flights to Sri Lanka to its flight program as from 27 October, the press service of the airline told BelTA.

The air carrier will operate flights on Tuesdays using a wide-body Airbus A330-200.

“Departure from Minsk is at 00:50, arrival at the Mattala airport is at 12:40. Departure from the Mattala airport is at 14:40, arrival in Minsk is at 22:10. Local time for the airports is indicated. The flight itself takes 9.5-10 hours,” Belavia said.

The press service noted that this destination is relevant both for those who appreciate active travel and those, who like to relax without haste. Sri Lanka is chosen for safaris, surfing, and an opportunity to relax among palm trees.

Source: Belarusian Telegraph Agency (BelTA)

31/05/2026

An Azul Brazilian Airlines Embraer E195-E2 performed a low-pass maneuver along the shoreline of Rio de Janeiro’s South Zone, including Copacabana Beach, in tribute to the Brazilian National Football Team ahead of their departure for the World Cup.

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