The National Carrier of Sri Lanka and a member of the one world alliance, Sri Lankan Airlines is set to increase the frequency of passenger flights from Colombo to Singapore from once a week to thrice a week, commencing 18th December 2020.

In addition to this, Sri Lankan will also operate a weekly service between Kuala Lumpur and Colombo every Friday.

These flights are operated subject to COVID-19 entry restrictions and border closures imposed by the respective countries.

Passengers are kindly reminded to be aware of these travel conditions before booking flights with Sri Lankan Airlines.

The Airline prioritizes the safety and wellbeing of its passengers through a range of additional measures to offer Covid-19 preventive services at the airport and onboard.

Despite the global lockdown, Sri Lankan Airlines has been operating these routes specifically to cater to the demand for cargo capacity with its fleet of passenger and freighter aircraft.

Passengers intending to travel with Sri Lankan Airlines to these destinations and beyond could book their tickets from the Airline’s ticket offices in Colombo, Galle and Kandy or through their preferred travel agent.

Victoria’s hotel quarantine program restarted, with Melbourne Airport welcoming its first international flights in more than five months.

SriLankan Airlines flight UL604 from Colombo was the first of eight international passenger flights carrying 253 travelers that landed in Melbourne.

Victoria has not accepted international flights since early July when it was revealed a number of hotel quarantine workers had contracted COVID-19 from guests.