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SriLankan Airlines celebrates the 7th anniversary of its Melbourne-Colombo route

SriLankan Airlines proudly celebrated the seventh anniversary of its Melbourne-Colombo route, a milestone underscoring the airline̢۪s commitment to connecting Sri Lanka, Australia, and beyond.


SriLankan Airlines celebrates the 7th anniversary of its Melbourne-Colombo route
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Launched in 2017, the route has played a pivotal role in linking Sri Lankan expatriates, students, and tourists to Melbourne while offering seamless connections to destinations across India and South Asia.

The Melbourne-Colombo route has witnessed consistent growth over the years, emerging as one of SriLankan Airlines' top-performing services.

We look forward to delivering exceptional service and strengthening ties between Australia and Sri Lanka.

Award-Winning Service on Modern Aircraft

SriLankan Airlines operates the Airbus A330-300 and 200 series aircraft on the Melbourne-Colombo route, offering daily services with Flights UL604 and UL605.

Community Engagement and Strategic Partnerships

Beyond flights, SriLankan Airlines has strengthened its presence in Australia through active engagement with the local community.

Initiatives include supporting events organized by Sri Lankan expatriate organizations and sponsoring major sporting events such as the Melbourne Half Marathon and the Great Ocean Road Running Festival. These efforts not only boost brand visibility but also foster deeper cultural connections.

The airline has further cemented ties with Invest Victoria and the state government, reinforcing its mission to promote tourism and cultural exchange while showcasing Sri Lanka as a top travel destination.

A Celebration of Connection and Growth

As the airline looks ahead, travelers can expect enhanced connectivity, seamless travel options, and exceptional service that strengthens the bonds between Australia and Sri Lanka.

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