Daily commercial flights between newly-opened Jaffna International Airport and Chennai and Trichy airports in India commences today.
CAA Director General H.M.M.C. Nimalsiri told the media that the flights would be operated by an Indian airline. The Alliance-Air, a sister subsidy of Air India wishes to operate seven flights to the Jaffna International Airport and returns per week.
In addition, a locally-owned airline has also scheduled flights three times a week from Jaffna to airports located in South India.
The Palali Airport, which has been upgraded as Sri Lanka’s third international airport, was opened on October 17 by President Maithripala Sirisena with the participation of Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe.
11/11/19 Daily News
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CAA Director General H.M.M.C. Nimalsiri told the media that the flights would be operated by an Indian airline. The Alliance-Air, a sister subsidy of Air India wishes to operate seven flights to the Jaffna International Airport and returns per week.
In addition, a locally-owned airline has also scheduled flights three times a week from Jaffna to airports located in South India.
The Palali Airport, which has been upgraded as Sri Lanka’s third international airport, was opened on October 17 by President Maithripala Sirisena with the participation of Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe.
11/11/19 Daily News
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