
Airline | Departure Time | Arrival Time | Origin Airport | Destination Airport | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
SriLankan Airlines | 23:40 | 02:10 (+1 day) | Colombo (CMB) | Mumbai (BOM) | Book flight |
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SriLankan Airlines is the flag carrier of Sri Lanka, operating under IATA code UL and ICAO code ALK. Headquartered in Colombo, Sri Lanka, the airline was originally founded in 1979 as Air Lanka and rebranded to SriLankan Airlines in 1999. The airline is a proud member of the oneworld alliance, having joined on 1 May 2014, making it the first carrier from the Indian subcontinent to become part of a global airline alliance. SriLankan Airlines operates scheduled passenger and cargo services to destinations across Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and Australia from its main hub at Bandaranaike International Airport (CMB) in Katunayake, near Colombo.
As a full-service carrier, SriLankan Airlines offers Business Class and Economy Class cabins on all flights, along with a comprehensive frequent flyer programme called FlySmiLes. The airline is wholly owned by the Government of Sri Lanka and plays a vital role in connecting the island nation to the rest of the world, serving over 35 destinations across more than 20 countries.
SriLankan Airlines has a rich history spanning more than four decades. The airline was established following the cessation of operations of Air Ceylon, the original Sri Lankan national carrier. Key milestones in the airline's journey include:
The airline's primary hub, Bandaranaike International Airport (CMB), is strategically located to serve as a gateway between East and West, providing convenient connections for travellers from Southeast Asia heading to South Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. SriLankan Airlines continues to play a central role in Sri Lanka's economic development, supporting the country's ambitious target of US$10 billion in annual tourism revenue by 2030.
SriLankan Airlines operates an all-Airbus fleet, providing a combination of narrow-body and wide-body aircraft to serve its diverse route network. The current fleet includes approximately 23 aircraft comprising the following types:
SriLankan Airlines maintains its fleet to the highest international safety standards, with comprehensive maintenance programmes carried out in accordance with Airbus recommendations and global aviation safety regulations. The airline's fleet modernisation strategy includes the introduction of new-generation aircraft to improve fuel efficiency and reduce its environmental footprint.
SriLankan Airlines connects Colombo to a wide network of destinations across Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and Australia. The airline operates direct flights between Kuala Lumpur and Colombo, making it a convenient choice for Malaysian travellers heading to Sri Lanka. Popular routes include:
For Malaysian travellers, SriLankan Airlines offers convenient connections via Colombo to destinations across South Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and Australia. You can explore the following popular routes from Kuala Lumpur on Traveloka:
Check Traveloka for the latest available routes, real-time flight availability, and competitive pricing on SriLankan Airlines and connecting flights.
Understanding the baggage rules before your flight helps you pack smart and avoid unexpected charges at the airport. Below is a comprehensive summary of the baggage policy.
Note: On routes involving North, Central, or South America, the piece system applies instead of the weight system. Business Class passengers are entitled to 2 checked bags of up to 32 kg each.
Passengers who require additional baggage beyond their free allowance can pre-purchase excess baggage online and save up to 60% compared to airport rates. Pre-paid baggage can be purchased in blocks of 5 kg up to 50 kg. Indicative prepaid rates include:
Exact rates depend on the specific route and can be calculated using the baggage calculator on the SriLankan Airlines website. Pre-purchasing through Manage My Booking is typically the most cost-effective option.
Airport counter check-in is available at all departure airports served by the airline. Recommended arrival times are as follows:
At the counter, agents will verify your travel documents, issue your boarding pass, tag and accept your checked baggage, and direct you to the departure gate. FlySmiLes Gold and Platinum members enjoy priority check-in at Business Class counters regardless of their class of travel.
Online check-in is available from 48 hours to 2 hours before the scheduled flight departure time. You can complete online check-in through the SriLankan Airlines website or mobile app. After checking in online:
Please note that unaccompanied minors, pregnant passengers, wheelchair users, and passengers requiring special medical assistance must check in at the airport counter and cannot use the online check-in facility.
SriLankan Airlines Business Class offers a premium travel experience on both wide-body and narrow-body aircraft. On the A330-300 fleet, the Business Class cabin features 28 lie-flat seats in a 1-2-1 configuration, ensuring every passenger has direct aisle access. Key features include:
Economy Class provides a comfortable and enjoyable travel experience with the following features:
The in-flight entertainment offering varies by aircraft type:
Wi-Fi connectivity is available on A330-300 and A320 family aircraft, allowing passengers to stay connected during their flight with paid internet access and mobile telephony services.
The airline provides dedicated assistance for passengers with reduced mobility, visual or hearing impairments, medical conditions, or other special needs. Available services include:
Passengers who require special assistance should notify the airline at least 48 hours before departure to ensure appropriate arrangements are in place.
To reschedule a SriLankan Airlines flight booked through Traveloka:
Flexible fare types typically allow rescheduling with lower or waived change fees, while promotional and restricted fares may carry stricter conditions or higher change fees.
Refund eligibility depends on your fare type and the conditions attached to your ticket:
To request a cancellation or refund, visit your booking details on Traveloka and follow the guided process. Refund processing typically takes 7 to 30 business days, depending on the payment method and the airline's processing timeline. For airline-initiated cancellations or significant schedule changes, passengers are generally entitled to a full refund or rebooking at no additional cost.
Booking SriLankan Airlines flights through Traveloka offers several advantages for Malaysian travellers:
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With your e-ticket confirmed, you are all set to fly with SriLankan Airlines. Enjoy your journey to Sri Lanka and beyond.
You can pre-purchase excess baggage through the SriLankan Airlines website or Manage My Booking and save up to 60% compared to airport rates. Pre-paid baggage is available in blocks of 5 kg up to 50 kg. Indicative rates include from USD 10 per kg for South Asia routes and from USD 25 per kg for Southeast Asia routes.
FlySmiLes is SriLankan Airlines' frequent flyer programme, serving close to 800,000 members through four tiers from Blue to Platinum. Members earn and redeem miles on SriLankan flights and across oneworld partner airlines, and Gold and Platinum holders get access to more than 600 airport lounges worldwide plus priority check-in, extra baggage allowance, and faster mileage accrual.
SriLankan Airlines became the first carrier from the Indian subcontinent to join the oneworld alliance, entering as a full member on 1 May 2014 with Cathay Pacific acting as its sponsor airline. Membership lets travelers connect through partners such as British Airways, Qatar Airways, and Cathay Pacific on a single itinerary, with FlySmiLes miles earned and redeemed across the alliance network.
SriLankan Airlines is based at Bandaranaike International Airport in Katunayake, roughly 30 kilometres north of Colombo, and uses it as the sole hub for its entire route network. From this base the airline connects Sri Lanka to destinations across South Asia, the Middle East, East Asia, and Europe, relying on Colombo's position along major Indian Ocean flight paths.
SriLankan Airlines does not allow pets in the passenger cabin under any circumstance; dogs, cats, birds, and other approved animals may only travel as checked baggage in the aircraft's temperature-controlled hold, or through SriLankan Cargo for larger shipments. Every crate must meet IATA container standards, and the animal needs valid health and vaccination certificates before travel is confirmed.
A single golf bag travels free within SriLankan Airlines' standard baggage allowance as long as it weighs no more than 15 kilograms, with only the excess weight charged at the applicable rate. Other sporting gear such as surfboards, diving equipment, or skis is accepted the same way, though a second set of equipment is charged as an additional piece.
SriLankan Airlines does not charge a separate service fee for its unaccompanied minor programme, but the traveling child must be ticketed at the full adult fare since no child discount applies. The service covers children aged 5 to 11 on any route, and those aged 12 to 15 can be enrolled at a parent's request, arranged only through the airline's contact centre.
SriLankan Airlines operates an all-Airbus fleet of 23 aircraft, pairing ten A330s, two A330-200s and seven A330-300s, for long-haul routes with A320 and A321 family jets, including newer A320neo and A321neo variants, on regional and medium-haul sectors. The airline has steadily added A330-200s in recent years to restore capacity and widen connectivity from Colombo.
SriLankan Airlines holds current IATA Operational Safety Audit registration, having completed its most recent renewal audit in March 2023 under the programme that IATA member airlines must pass every two years. The IOSA checklist evaluates flight operations, maintenance, cabin safety, and security systems, giving Sri Lanka's national carrier the same internationally recognised safety benchmark used by major global airlines.
SriLankan Airlines began flying in 1979 as Air Lanka after the closure of Air Ceylon, and was renamed in 1998 when Emirates bought a 43.6 percent stake and took over management under a ten-year partnership. The Sri Lankan government reacquired all of Emirates' shares in 2008 and has held full ownership of the airline ever since.



