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New non-stop UK-Maldives link this winter
Sunday, 23 Jun, 2008
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SriLankan Airlines is to run non-stop flights between the UK and the Maldives this winter
The airline will operate four times a week from Heathrow to Male starting on October 26 with a flying time of 11 hours and 15 minutes. Two of the four return flights will be direct.
The carrier’s UK and Ireland manager Chanaka Olagama said: “We recognise the need to introduce this non-stop service for such a popular holiday destination.
“Customers’ needs are our priority and we believe that this new direct service will provide a time-effective way to travel in style and comfort to their paradise location.â€
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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