Sri Lankan Airlines Wins IndiGo Maintenance Deal
Work will be done by Sri Lankan Engineering, the aircraft maintenance arm of Sri Lanka's national airline.
Sri Lankan Airlines said its engineering arm has been awarded a major contract by IndiGo to carry out a series of important maintenance checks on the fast-growing Indian carrier's aircraft fleet.
The work will be done by Sri Lankan Engineering, the aircraft maintenance arm of Sri Lanka's national airline, at it main hangar complex at the Bandaranaike International Airport north of Colombo, a company statement said.
IndiGo is India's largest domestic low-fare carrier, and is now that country's third largest airline in terms of passengers carried.
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