‘Fly Dubai’ soon in Lanka

Business Times

Emirates’ budget carrier, Fly Dubai has made an application to the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) to launch services to Sri Lanka and this is currently being reviewed by the regulator, according to informed sources.

If approved, this will be the second budget carrier in Colombo after Malaysia’s Air Asia.

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