SriLankan to re-fleet with Airbus wide-body aircraft: report

Apr 28, 2013 (LBO) - SriLankan Airlines has decided to acquire Airbus Industrie aircraft to replace its ageing wide-body fleet, a media report said. SriLankan lost 20.5 billion rupees last year but it had been getting annual capital injections of about 100 million US dollars though government bonds.

SriLankan already has a fleet of younger A320 short haul aircraft and an ageing A340 and A330 aircraft wide-body which need to be replaced.
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The short haul fleet has been progressively renewed.

Sri Lanka's The Sunday Times newspaper said the cabinet of ministers had approved 2.5 billion US dollar deal to acquire six Airbus A 330-300 aircraft at 234.

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38 million US dollars each and four A350-900 aircraft at 283.308 million US dollars.

They will have Rolls Royce Trent and Rolls Royce XWB engines.

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Earlier reports said US-based Boeing was also in the running with its B-777 aircraft, but industry analysts say it makes sense to go for the same make.