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A service fit for a royal! We are delighted to welcome onboard Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal on her journey from London to Colombo on a two-day official visit to mark the 75 years of diplomatic relations between Sri Lanka and the UK. It is truly an honour to extend Her Royal Highness and the delegation our inherent Sri Lankan warmth and hospitality, thereby presenting the first taste of our island home through our service. We thank the HRH for honouring us with her presence onboard and choosing us for the journey.
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No. 38 - SriLankan Airlines (Air Lanka)
Thank you to anon for requesting SriLankan Airlines! This was a lot more interesting of an airline to talk about than I expected.
To begin with, take a look at that logo. I love that. The stylized bird looks fantastic and the typeface really matches it well. This is good.
But I will talk more about the logo in a bit. Let's talk about the planes they fly.
A gay plane has...taken off?
And in the process reflect on planes of years past.
An old plane has also taken off.
SriLankan Airlines, which was known as Air Lanka from its establishment in 1979 until 1998, is the second flag carrier of Sri Lanka. It was launched after the demise of former flag carrier Air Ceylon as a fully government-owned company. Though it was briefly partially privatised, it is now re-nationalised. There are apparently plans to potentially re-privatise it, but we will see. They're very recently announced and tentative.
Based on the wording of anon's ask, I get the sense they want me to specifically talk about Air Lanka, and to be totally honest I think I would be doing the airline a huge disservice if I didn't.
I can't read Sinhalese or Tamil, which impacts my ability to really fully understand the apparently quite eventful history of the airline. There are a few op-eds in English written for Sri Lankan publications, but as I'm not the intended audience I would need to research a lot of context before I could really understand much of it. It's a shame, because I am now curious about this.
Thankfully images transcend language, so I can understand how its livery has developed over time. Well, 'developed' is sort of a strong word. They had one livery, and then they had another. They really don't like to switch up their liveries every ten years how many airlines do, and I actually really respect that. Don't get rid of something good if you don't need to.
But was it good?
I never really thought about the landing gear on the L-1011. It feels like it's located so far back. Is it similar to the Trident's sideways gear to leave space for its massive electronics bay that it used to autoland? Also, that's not that many wheels for a plane that big.
This livery looks sort of standard for something invented in 1979, but it has hidden depths. Even just in terms of its broader design I prefer it to a lot of 70s cheatline liveries. The way it loops down to envelop the tail is nice and the smaller line outlining the main block of color feels almost anachronistic in the sense that it's quite a modern choice. Somehow the two lines on the nose make it look distinctly beaklike, which I think is neat. The wordmark is...acceptable, though unfortunately it seems to only be in English. They primarily used TriStars, which is quite discerning of them. But what's that thing on the tail?
I like the modern logo but I prefer this one far and away. It's really pleasing to look at and looks graceful despite its sharpness. Just very nicely designed. I think, if a good modern designer was given this logo, they could design a truly fantastic livery incorporating it.
Actually, although it undeniably looks like a peacock, it's got a bit less immediately visible of a meaning. Aviation is actually a pretty big part of Sri Lankan folklore, and according to the airline itself that peacock is actually the Dandu Monara, a flying machine flown by the legendary king of Sri Lanka Ravana in the Sinhalese version of the Ramayana. This is incredibly cool. Apparently, flying machines in a broader sense are a common feature of Sri Lankan folklore, and they are generally described as being wooden peacocks. I'm genuinely quite sad that I can't find very much about this in English, except for this article by an American researcher, so if anyone knows of any books in English on the subject please let me know.
It's a very elegant execution of the concept. It's easy to buy this blocky, geometric peacock as a machine, without it losing the ability to be recognized as a bird.
The red, meanwhile, is taken from the Sri Lankan flag. I would honestly love to see a livery for this airline that's on a base of yellow with these gorgeous secondary blue-green, orange, and the absolutely stunning burgundy shade used on the largest square. I think it's very unfortunate that Air Lanka chose a redder shade, because I think the warm hues of the flag are both uncommon in combination and very, very harmonious with each other. Normally I would find four distinct colors a bit busy for a livery trying to be on the simpler side, but with the yellow as a base, the burgundy making up most of the design, and the other two colors used for accent something truly great could be created.
The red they chose, while a more conventional pick that I feel is a bit of a let-down relative to what they could have done, is still a very nice vivid red. The logo is well-positioned on the tailfin, the entire design looks clean, and especially for the time this was thoughtfully designed and well executed.
I'm giving Air Lanka (1979-1998) a C+.
That grade, though, is for the livery. If I were just talking about the logo by itself, this would be one of my favorites I've covered so far.
And then in 1998 something happened.
Remember Air Lanka? This is them now. Feel old yet?
Just kidding. They only owned 40% of Air Lanka. In 1998 Air Lanka was partially privatised and Emirates purchased a minority state. One of the first things they did was completely rebrand the airline.
Well, it's certainly more modern. It is...very very white, and it looks...very much like the Emirates livery. Different colors for the text, different literal logo, but otherwise much is the same. The placement of the text, of the logos on the engines, and of the design on the tail - a sort of swoop from the tip of the fin to the fuselage body.
I think I prefer the old logo. While the new one does incorporate the rest of the flag, which I like, it distinctly feels alive. It feels like a bird. Normally I would like that, but given the inspiration of a wooden flying machine it feels a bit harder to recognize. The original logo was just...really really fantastic.
That said, the way it looks like the peacock is climbing up the tail, and the way it flows onto the main body, is nice.
I'm not sure how I feel about the blue underbelly on some of their planes. I mean, I'm kind of a fan of just telling everyone on the ground to visit Sri Lanka, but the blue feels very strange. If it were up to me I would have just done something which occupied more of the plane for a primary design, so it didn't feel like the wings and tail have a wholly different color scheme from the wordmark and underbelly, but that's how it feels.
It also feels...distinctly Emirates-y in a way I don't like. I actually think Emirates's execution of this particular concept is uninspiring but acceptable, but I just don't like the amount of resemblance here. It isn't exactly Continental and Copa, but it's far from KLM and Air France either.
These planes are mostly all white. Whether or not that's jarring or not really depends on the angle, and I think more often than not it looks okay. Nothing here bothers me, but I feel disappointed. Maybe my visions for how fantastic a livery based on the Sri Lankan flag and the Dandu Monara emblem could be were a bit unrealistic, with how airlines are, but it's a shame to see traces of Emirates in an airline that hasn't even associated with Emirates for over a decade now (it was renationalised in 2008). This is not fantastic, but this is not bad. It is not Lufthansesque, and if I saw this in 1998 I think I would actually be slightly nicer to it. But it's also mostly white, doesn't do anything spectacular, and passes up so much unique potential which could have made it one of my favorites.
I'm giving SriLankan Airlines a C.
I did debate taking that down to a C-, but I ultimately don't even think I can say I dislike this. I just wish it was more. I hope, whatever its future is, somebody commits to making SriLankan Airlines the legendary flying machine it has always had the potential to be.
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Love for the Wild Life Photography 🦚🐆🦩🐘
As a family tradition, we all go for safari trip twice a year. These photographs were captured during those trips even though I don’t recall the exact dates. “Yala National Park” is one of the biggest and famous place for safari in Sri Lanka and it is a sanctuary for many wild life animals like leopards, elephants, many types of birds etc. this park 979 square kilometers in size.
Leopard print pattern is one of the famous and oldest when it comes to pattern in fashion industry mainly. Also, peacock color palette peacock color gradient are famous in many industries nowadays. Flamingos are used in many digital arts , as a pattern , as a wallpaper also even the colors are inspired by many industries as well.
Especially peacock is mainly being used and inspire in Sri Lankan Airlines cabin crew uniform and most of the designs and marketing materials related to Sri Lankan Airlines.
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Russia claims that RAF's RC-135W invaded its airspace
Fernando Valduga By Fernando Valduga 08/16/2022 - 12:00 PM in Interceptions, Military
A Royal British Air Force (RAF) RC-135 reconnaissance aircraft illegally crossed the Russian state border in the Arctic area of Cape Svyatoy Nos, as stated by the Russian Ministry of Defense on Monday (15/08).
The RAF, for its part, reported that the RC-135 intelligence collection aircraft 'Rivet Joint' operated in international airspace near the headquarters of the Northern Russian Fleet during a monitoring mission.
The aircraft, tail number 'ZZ664', flying as indicative 'RRR7255', departed from the UK early on the 15th and headed north, was refueled over the North Sea by a KC-135 of the U.S. Air Force of RAF Mildenhall before flying over Norway and then descending to the Kola Peninsula, near Murmansk.
The Russian Ministry of Defense stated that the British plane was "intercepted" by a MiG-31BM over the Barents Sea, near the main base of the navy's northern fleet, forcing the British plane to leave Russian territory.
It is rare for military planes of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization to violate Russia's airspace.
And the monitoring flight is nothing new. The United Kingdom has long collected information about Russian forces since long before the invasion of Ukraine, and it should be noted that these flights are designed to be visible so that the public and Russia know what they are happening.
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No power to look into Akasa-pilots feud: DGCA. The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has said that it does not have the power to look into the feud between Akasa Air and its pilots. The pilots have been protesting against the airline's salary and working conditions.
'Index inclusion to bring $25billion foreign inflows.' The inclusion of Indian stocks in global indices is expected to bring in $25 billion in foreign inflows, according to a report by Morgan Stanley.
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UK Cost-Of-Living Crisis Set To "Cut Lives Short": Report. A new report has warned that the UK's cost-of-living crisis is set to "cut lives short" as people struggle to afford food and energy. The report by the National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) said that the crisis could lead to an increase in deaths of up to 10,000 people per year.
Keeping Up With Newlyweds Parineeti And Raghav - See Delhi Pics. Parineeti Chopra and Raghav Chadha got married in a private ceremony in Delhi on Monday. The couple shared pictures from the wedding on social media, and they were congratulated by fans and celebrities alike.
'India On Path Of Peace, We Want To Go With Them': Sri Lankan Minister. Sri Lanka's Foreign Minister Ali Sabry has said that India is on a path of peace and that Sri Lanka wants to go with them. Sabry made the remarks during a meeting with Indian External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar in New York.
Pics: Work At Ram Temple Site In Full Swing, Grand Inauguration In January. The construction of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya is in full swing, and the temple is expected to be inaugurated in January 2024. The temple is being built at the site where the Babri Masjid was demolished in 1992.
Mark Zuckerberg, Priscilla Chan Aim To Tackle All Human Disease By 2100. Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan have announced that they are aiming to tackle all human disease by 2100. The couple has pledged $3 billion to support research into artificial intelligence and other technologies that could help to cure diseases.
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Daily flights from Chennai to Sri Lanka's Jaffna from July 16: Union Civil Aviation Minister
Sri Lanka Tourism said that India continues to lead among the top ten markets, with the number of Indian tourist arrivals expected to double by 2023.
COLOMBO [Sri Lanka]: Union Minister of Civil Aviation Jyotiraditya Scindia has announced that the frequency of flights between Chennai and Sri Lanka’s Jaffna will be increased from four times a week to daily services from July 16.
The daily flights from Chennai to Jaffna will also amplify trade and commerce between India and Sri Lanka, Scindia noted.
The Union Civil Aviation Minister made these remarks in a pre-recorded message on day-2 of the 67th Annual Convention of the Travel Agents Association of India (TAAI), being hosted in Colombo.
In his address, he underscored the strong cultural and trade relations between India and Sri Lanka.
“Delighted to virtually share my thoughts on the state of the Indian #aviation sector and its emergence as the key pillar of national progress at the 67th Annual Convention of @TAAI1951, Sri Lanka. Also highlighted the strong cultural and trade ties between India & Sri Lanka that have been marked by cooperation in the field of commerce, infrastructure development and connectivity,” tweeted Scinida.
At the convention, he said, “Prior to 2014, India’s aviation sector was on the runway. In the last nine years, it has finally taken off. A stable and competitive aviation sector is on the angle. I believe that our partnership with Sri Lanka gives us a rare opportunity to undertake several reforms to address short term challenges in the sector and become an important access of power and influence in the global aviation ecosystem.”
He added that the first air service agreement between the two countries was signed in 1968, allowing Indian carriers to operate aircraft from any point in India to any point in Sri Lanka, which enhanced the connectivity in the Global South.
“Currently, 16 flights are operational from different sectors of India to Colombo. Cargo movement has also been smoothened and with the assistance from both governments, we are operating a direct flight from Chennai to Jaffna today through this platform,” Scindia said.
He also announced that based on increased demand and potential of this route to amplify trade and commerce, “we will increase this frequency from four times a week to daily flights effective from July 16, 2023.”
He also urged all stakeholders to come together to take the industry to newer heights of success and growth.
The convention of the Travel Agents Association of India, after an 18-year hiatus, is being held in Sri Lanka’s capital Colombo from July 6 to 9 with over 700 participants primarily from India, RRM Lilani wrote the report.
The historical connection between India and Sri Lanka, spanning thousands of years, adds to the significance of the 67th Convention of the TAAI.
TAAI’s 2022 Convention, originally planned for April 19 to 22 in Colombo, was postponed due to political unrest and economic crisis but today, as Sri Lanka is on its revival path, the Convention has returned to the country to promote a regional tourism network.
Sri Lanka Tourism said that India continues to lead among the top ten markets, with the number of Indian tourist arrivals expected to double by 2023. To promote tourist attractions, cultural value, and travel opportunities, Sri Lanka hosts roadshows in India to create a positive perception among Indian tourists.
In Colombo, TAAI, the largest and oldest tourism agency in India, is set to showcase the theme of ‘Futuristic Focus on Transcending Borders’ and emphasize Sri Lanka’s position as a safe, convenient, and welcoming destination for Indian tourists, at the Bandaranaike Memorial International Conference Hall. The convention, in collaboration with the Sri Lanka Tourism Promotion Bureau and the Sri Lanka Association of Inbound Tour Operators, has received strong support from the Sri Lankan Airlines.
The event was inaugurated by Sri Lankan President Ranil Wickremesinghe and Prime Minister Dinesh Gunawardena, along with other key dignitaries and delegate members from both countries.
The Indian High Commissioner to Sri Lanka, Gopal Bagley, delivered a welcome address, highlighting the significance of this prestigious event and providing a platform for networking and knowledge sharing among participants from various countries.
Under the theme ‘Transcending Borders’, the convention aims to explore the evolving landscape of the tourism industry, emphasizing the embrace of new adventures and destinations.
Sri Lanka has the popular Ramayana Trail, which attracts North Indian tourists, and last year, Sri Lanka Tourism introduced the “Murugan Trail” for South Indians. The “Murugan Trail” includes approximately ten places of worship, from the north to the south of Sri Lanka, including the Jaffna Nallur Kandaswamy Kovil and the Kataragama or Kadirgamam Murugan Temple.
Lord Shiva is also worshipped as one of the main deities among the South Indian community.
Tourism plays a vital role in the bilateral relationship between India and Sri Lanka. The central government introduced the e-Tourist Visa (eTV) scheme for Sri Lankan tourists on April 14, 2015, and reduced the visa fee as a goodwill gesture.
Of a total of 1.91 million tourists visiting Sri Lanka in 2019, 355,000 were from India.
Sri Lankan tourists are also among the top ten sources for the Indian tourism market. The tourism sector in Sri Lanka, which was severely affected by the Easter Sunday attacks, received a boost from Indian tourists.
India included Sri Lanka in its free visa-on-arrival scheme to further strengthen ties on July 24, 2019.
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Bengaluru Airport: Passengers From Sri Lanka Transported To Domestic Arrivals Gate Due To 'Human Error'
The passengers landed at the Kempegowda International Airport on Sri Lankan Airlines flight UL 173, the mistake was later termed a ‘human error’ by the airport authorities.
source https://zeenews.india.com/aviation/bengaluru-airport-passengers-from-sri-lanka-transported-to-domestic-arrivals-gate-due-to-human-error-2584935.html
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