The JS Group of Pakistan will be lunching a domestic airline service in Sri Lanka. The Ministry of Defence has cleared the venture.
The Company has already entered into a commercial partnership with Deccan Aviation Lanka, which is already operating helicopter operations.
JS Air and Deccan Aviation will initially operate flights to Palali, Trincomalee, Ampara, Weerawila, Koggala and other domestic destinations.
The aircraft will also be offered to corporate clients for charter for their travel to India and regional destinations.
The modern 17 seater US manufactured, fixed wing, twin engine Raytheon Beechcraft aircraft could be used for both cargo and passenger flights.
It is capable of flying non-stop to Maldives or India for corporate clients, and has the unique capability of being able to use virtually all of Sri Lanka’s airfields an official of Deccan Aviation said. With the induction of the $ 3 million Beechcraft, Deccan becomes the only company to offer both helicopters and fixed wing options to customers.
Deccan also announced plans to launch a service to co-ordinate ground handling arrangements for the increasing number of private aircraft visiting Sri Lanka, and whose owners tend to use Deccan services to travel internally.
31/03/07 Shirajiv Sirimane/Ceylon Daily News, Sri Lanka
To Read the News in full at Source, Click the Headline
Saturday, March 31, 2007
Home »
Air Deccan Mar 2007
,
Foreign Mar 2007
,
New Mar 2007
» Pakistan's JS Group and Deccan Aviation join hands to launch airline in Lanka
Pakistan's JS Group and Deccan Aviation join hands to launch airline in Lanka
Saturday, March 31, 2007
Related Posts:
Air India-India Airlines jointly bid for ground handling at GHIALIndian Airlines and Air India have decided to jointly tender for ground handling at the GMR Hyderabad International Airport (GHIAL).As per the terms o… Read More
Agra, Ajmer may get airports as states queue up for air powerNew Delhi: Setting up greenfield airports seems to be the flavour of the season. The union civil aviation ministry has received proposals to construct… Read More
India Post plans to lease freighter for North-EastMumbai: The Department of Post’s (DoP) is close to acquiring a freighter, a Boeing 757 from Indian Airlines, on a wet-lease of Rs 12 crore, specifical… Read More
AI in sale-and-lease deal with Europe bankMumbai: For the first time in its history, state-run carrier Air-India will sell its six Airbus A310-300 aircraft to a European bank and lease them ba… Read More
Fly in Astrox airplanes at Mach 25New York: Cutting edge research by a firm owned by an Indian American and the University of Maryland has solved a fuel injection bottleneck that could… Read More
0 comments:
Post a Comment