SriLankan Airlines’ New Airbus A330-200 Completes Maiden Commercial Flight to Malé

According to Mr. Deepal Perera, Head of Corporate Communications at SriLankan Airlines, the new aircraft arrived in Sri Lanka on the morning of June 4, following its delivery from Airbus' manufacturing facility in France. After undergoing mandatory international regulatory procedures and official registration, the aircraft was approved for commercial operations.

The introduction of the A330-200 is part of SriLankan Airlines’ broader fleet renewal strategy aimed at enhancing operational efficiency, fuel economy, and passenger comfort on both regional and long-haul routes.

“The addition of this advanced aircraft underscores our commitment to providing a world-class travel experience while supporting the national carrier’s strategic growth and sustainability goals,” Mr. Perera stated.

The Airbus A330-200 is known for its long-range capabilities, spacious cabin layout, and modern onboard amenities, making it an ideal choice for SriLankan Airlines as it continues to strengthen its position in South Asia and beyond.

This latest fleet expansion reflects the airline's ongoing efforts to modernize its operations and offer improved connectivity, reliability, and service to travelers across its network.