
Airlines of Sri Lanka
3 airlines
Sri Lanka's aviation sector comprises three airlines serving the island nation. Srilankan Airlines, founded in 1979, operates as the country's flag carrier and is a member of the oneworld alliance. The airline uses Bandaranaike International Airport as its primary hub. FitsAir, established in 1997, also operates from Bandaranaike International Airport, while Millennium Airlines, founded in 2004, is based at Ratmalana Airport. None of Sri Lanka's airlines operate as low-cost carriers, and the country's aviation landscape is dominated by full-service operators.
Each Sri Lankan airline's page provides essential travel information including contact details, baggage allowance policies, and check-in procedures. You will find details about their fleet composition and route networks, along with booking information to help plan your journey. Our directory offers a comprehensive resource for comparing these carriers and understanding their service offerings.


