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SriLankan Airlines Restores Safety Rating

SriLankan Airlines Restores Safety Rating

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Airlineratings.com recently downgraded Sri Lankan Airlines' safety rating from 7 to 6 stars following a serious incident on flight UL 607, which was traveling from Colombo to Melbourne on September 21, 2024. During the flight, the captain allegedly locked the co-pilot out of the cockpit, violating standard operating procedures and raising significant safety concerns.

In response to this alarming situation, Sri Lankan Airlines acted swiftly. The airline promptly grounded the captain involved, who subsequently resigned from his position. Furthermore, the Civil Aviation Authority of Sri Lanka (CAASL) initiated an independent investigation into the incident, temporarily suspending the captain’s flying license while the inquiry is ongoing.

After conducting a thorough review of the situation, Airlineratings.com has restored the airline’s safety rating to 7 out of 7 stars, commending Sri Lankan Airlines for its transparent and proactive handling of the incident. The airline emphasized that this was an isolated event and pointed out its long-standing commitment to safety, which has been a hallmark of its 45-year history.

Sri Lankan Airlines reassured the public that the safety of passengers and crew remains its highest priority. The leadership underscored the importance of maintaining a strong safety record in the competitive aviation industry, where travelers often consider safety as a critical factor in their decisions.

The airline's decisive actions not only helped regain its safety rating but also reinforced its commitment to continuous improvement and adherence to safety protocols. While the cockpit incident presented a challenge, Sri Lankan Airlines is determined to learn from it and strengthen its operations further, ensuring the trust and safety of its passengers moving forward.

 

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